on 11-25-2016 2:41 PM
Hello,
My company want to maintain different exchange rates per company code.
eg : in C010, 1 € = 1,5$
in C020, 1 € = 1,7$
This has got to do with agreements with the local banks.
I know it's not possible in standard SAP to maintain this per company code.
Anyone got ideas?
I found this thread, where Gladys mentions 2 workarounds: one I already communicated to you, but the other is not quite clear to me. If she means creation of another 'artificial' currency, then it could be a solution, but not without complications.
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The answer really depends on how do you need to use those different rates per company.
One of possible ways - You may define different rate type (OB07), let’s say per company and then in OB22 define this rate type for second or third local currency.
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Hi,
Well, not in standard. Exchange rate types are defined on global level and cannot be assigned to company codes. You can keep a set several document types per company code applying a different default exchange rate type, but this would be quite cumbersome.
Regards,
Eli
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