exchange rate conversion

Try running the function module in debug to find out how it's doing the calculation.

I don't know what rate type "DB" represents, but you may find it involves more in its calculation than entries in TCURR. Check also what entries you have in TCURS and TCURF. In might also be useful to know what entry you have for DB in TCURV.

matt

Hai Anurodh,

Check this ...... may be it helps u if u missed any thing.

<b>type_rate:</b>Type of rate

<b>M=Average rate</b>

<b>G=Bank buying rate</b>

<b>B=bank selling rate</b>

We Get Exchange rate for that day, foreign factor, Local factor.

And Foreign currency can be calculated as below mentioned in IF ENDIF

DATA: l_er TYPE tcurr-ukurs, &quot;

<b>l_ff TYPE</b> tcurr-ffact,

<b>l_lf TYPE</b> tcurr-tfact,

<b>l_erate</b>(12) TYPE c,

CALL FUNCTION 'READ_EXCHANGE_RATE'

EXPORTING

date = sy-datum

foreign_currency = wa_bseg-pswsl

local_currency =<b> c_euro</b>

type_of_rate =<b> 'M'</b>

IMPORTING

exchange_rate =<b> l_er</b>

foreign_factor =<b> l_ff</b>

local_factor = <b>l_lf</b>

EXCEPTIONS

no_rate_found = 1

no_factors_found = 2

no_spread_found = 3

derived_2_times = 4

overflow = 5

OTHERS = 6.

IF sy-subrc = 0.

<b>l_erate = l_er / ( l_ff / l_lf ).</b>

<b>wa_itab-wrbtr = wa_itab-wrbtr * l_erate.</b>

ENDIF.

Debug the function module and see where the differnce is comming.

<b>reward for useful answers</b>

regards,

sunil kumar.