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Populate Local and Group Currency using 'BAPI_ACC_DOCUMENT_POST'

Posted on Jun 13, 2005 at 02:38 PM 526 Views

Hi,

I want to populate local and group currencies using the above BAPI along with document currency. I could map only the amount in doc currency on the currency items structure.

Could someone let me know how to proceed with this?

Regards,

Ram Dindi.

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    Posted on Jun 13, 2005 at 05:05 PM
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    Hi Ram,

    You want to populate the table CURRENCYAMOUNT ,which is STRUCTURE BAPIACCR09 ,with the currently types to want to have posted with the appropriate amounts.

    On structure BAPIACCR09, if you look at domain CURTP (Double click component type and then double clock on domain) and look at the value range, you will see the list of keys to populate for the currency type field. (00 = document, 30 = group, 10 = company code currency.)

    I hope this helps.

    Mike Vondran

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    Posted on Nov 09, 2011 at 01:03 PM
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    hey Mike thanks for the reply . . . so are you asking me to append 2 records to the currency table of BAPI, one for document currency, one for group currency , and pass that table to BAPI? if so then , i will enter the amount given in the file in the document curr record and what amount should i enter for the second record (i.e) record for group currency?

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