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Exchange rate difference - reverse invoice receipt documnt - profit center

Former Member
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Dear all,

In my production system, third party sale processing. After I created an invoice receipt (tcode Miro), in foreign currency (exchange rate X).

In the next day, exchange rate had been change from X to X+1. I reversed invoice receipt document (tcode MR8M).

Reversal document was created with the same exchange rate and price with original document.

But, there was a profit center document created with a value = price * exchange rate difference.

Anybody face the same situation? Please let me know why and how could this process run without profit center document?

thanks in advance!

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Former Member
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Thanks for your response.

In my situation, there is no posting to cost element in FI and Exchange rate difference posted to Cost of goods sold account. That's so strange.

Former Member
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Hi,

Please re-check the document in different currencies (local/controlling/document currency). The amounts may not be seen as you are viewing it in any particular currency. Normally, system will not generate a line item without any amount against it.

Regards,

Kiron Kumar T.

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Former Member
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Hi Expert,

I too have the same problem now, but i could not understand how to fix it, actually i have to reset and reverse fi document but i want the exchange rate would be remain same please help,

Former Member
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Hi,

I found out the problem is in 0KE5: I used Profit center valuation. When I change to legal valuation and Store transaction currency, problem was solved.

thanks so much!

Former Member
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Any body help!

Former Member
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Hi,

Please note that the Realized Gain/Loss on Forex GL Code is a Profit and Loss Account and a Cost Element. Because of which, it picks the Profit Center from OKB9.

As far as I know, we cannot avoid Profit Center Document in this scenario.

Regards,

Kiron Kumar T.