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CID (1280) to print Exchange Rate in Invoice Prints based on Posting Currency instead of Site Currency

Reference No: R2-15886

Version No: 06.01.07-00

  • This is a custom enhancement developed for a specific business requirement.

  • This a revision on the feature Reference No: AHI-10 from release 06.01.03-00.

Details

Support to print Exchange Rate as Inverse of Posting Currency => Transaction Currency) in the Invoice prints based on date set in the Invoice UDF, named Exchange Rate Date.

CID

Description

Applicable Forms

1280

Print Exchange Rate 1/(Posting Currency => Transaction Currency) in the Invoice Prints as applicable for date set in the Invoice UDF named Exchange Rate Date.

When this CID is used on Credit/Debit memo it prints the exchange rate as applicable for the Exchange Rate Date of the respective Credit/Debit.

All types including Invoice/ Credit Memo/ Debit Memo/ Summary Credit/ Summary Debit (Excluding MB/Deposit/Deposit Invoice).

In case of Summary Types, Posting Currency is referred from Summary Invoice’s Site UDFs

This is supported only when Multi-currency =TRUE in the Configuration module.

  • The calculation for Exchange Rate to display in Invoice print is as per the formula: 1/(Posting Currency => Transaction Currency).

  • Posting Currency is a Site UDF.

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Pre-requisites

  • Do the Form setup in the Maintenance Module.

  • Ensure that Posting Currency has been defined in Maintenance Module.

  • Ensure Currency Conversion is set. (Path: Configuration > Multi Currency > Currency Conversion Setup).

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Sample Workflow

This sample Workflow shows the currency Conversion from HUF => EUR.

  1. In Accounts module, while creating an order, change the transaction currency in Multi Currency section.

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  1. In the Invoicing module, enter the UDF 'Exchange Rate Date' value for the generated Invoice.

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System always refers to the UDF with name matching with ‘Exchange Rate Date’  for printing the exchange rate applicable.

  1. Add the invoice to a batch and then post the batch.

  2. In Accounts module, Go to View > Invoices.

  3. Search the Invoice and click Print.

  4. Select the form and then click the Print.

  5. Open the Invoice print and it shows the Exchange Rate.

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