on 04-24-2014 10:13 AM
Dear Gurus,
My client use pararel currency loc curr : SGD, Group Curr SGD, Hard Curr : USD
my client use transaction FS10N to display the balances of account with currency type 40 (hard Currency) for year 2011 mounth 12.
Month 12 Balances total USD 71,985.99
then double klik to navigate to the line item display in cumulative balances the total balances is different for hard currency USD 70,659.43.
the change from Hard currency to All Currency the total cumulative balances USD 70,659.43 but there is transaction in Periode 16 year 2011 USD 1,326.56, after I check the transaction is document Valuation for Hard currency.
Then I try line item display on FBL3N, the the result is USD 70,659.43.
Why there difference total cumulative balances in All Currency with Hard Currency ?
Any one have faced this problems ? please need your help.
Best regards,
Iwan Siahaan
Dear Gurus,
Anyone had face promblem like this ?
Need advice.
Thank you,
Iwan Siahaan
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Hi Iwan,
Can you explain for me what "all currencies" in USD means?
It means you display all DOCUMENT currencies in USD?
Julie
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I will give you an example to explain about the difference amount
Example: I have 2 documents (one in SGD and one in USD)
Document currency | LC1 (SGD) | LC2 (SGD) | LC3 (USD) | Rate | |
SGD | 100 | 100 | 100 | 90 | 0.9 |
USD | 45 | 50 | 50 | 45 | 0.9 |
Revaluate | 0 | 0 | 0 | -10 | 0.8 |
Total | 135 | 125 |
When you display all document currencies in USD, the amount 100 will be changed to USD with M rate (it means 90USD)
The why the total in document currencies USD is 135, different to Hard currency 125.
If you're not clear, please ask me.
Julie
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