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Export excise invoice should have different currency from Company currency

Former Member
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Dear All,

Our company started export division recently.

Upto commercial invoice all the documents will be maintained in *Company code currency (INR)* only.

In the excise invoice, we want to maintain the currency as per the "Purchase Order".

Because, sometimes we used to get the Purchase Order in INR sometimes in "EURO".

What is the configuration required for this.

Kindly suggest.

Regards,

Mullairaja

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Former Member
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HI

You can change the currency in the sales order if its EURO change it to Euro at the time of creating the sale sorder.

But Excise invoice will always be in INR only

If you want the print in EURO on excise invoice discuss with your abapper

regards

SAP SD

Former Member
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Hi,

What we want is the reverse.

We want the Sales order, Delivery and Commercial invoice in INR.

Excise should be available as per the Currency in Purchase order. That means, it can be either in INR or EURO.

Is it not possible in standard SAP?

Is it possible only through "Development"? Please confirm.

Regards,

Mullairaja

Former Member
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Dear Raja,

If your requirement is only to get Output form (Print) in different currency you need to communicate with your ABAPer for developing conversion routine .

Regards,

sunil.

Former Member
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Hi,

Please understand my requirement. Kindly confirm whether it is possible or we need to go for development?

We want the Sales order, Delivery and Commercial invoice in INR.

Excise should be available as per the Currency in Purchase order. That means, it can be either in INR or EURO.

Is it not possible in standard SAP?

Is it possible only through "Development"? Please confirm.

Regards,

Mullairaja

Former Member
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Hi Raja

Yes it can only possible through development in smartform

Where you can have the printout with EURO or USD

But in J1IIN will always be in INR

regards

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Former Member
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