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* Currency use to convert the foreign value into local value by multiplying with the defined exchange rate. | |||
* You can create and set the currency and the exchange rate. | * You can create and set the currency and the exchange rate. | ||
* Default currency (----) is your based home currency. For example, your Financial Reports currency is SGD, then you should rename the default currency's description and symbol to "SINGAPORE DOLLAR" and "SGD" respectively. | * Default currency (----) is your based home currency. For example, your Financial Reports currency is SGD, then you should rename the default currency's description and symbol to "SINGAPORE DOLLAR" and "SGD" respectively. |
Revision as of 02:31, 18 February 2013
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Introduction
- Currency use to convert the foreign value into local value by multiplying with the defined exchange rate.
- You can create and set the currency and the exchange rate.
- Default currency (----) is your based home currency. For example, your Financial Reports currency is SGD, then you should rename the default currency's description and symbol to "SINGAPORE DOLLAR" and "SGD" respectively.
Create New Currency
- Screenshot below is the Currency entry form.
Field Name | Explanation & Properties |
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Currency |
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Symbol |
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Description |
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We BUY at rate |
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We SELL at rate |
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Create Periodic Exchange Rate Table
- You can define periodic exchange rate from date to date.
- Click on the (+) sign to insert or (-) sign to remove. See below screenshot.
- See below screenshot as example.
Doc Type | Doc Date | Exchange Rate |
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Sales Invoice | 02/01/2013 | SellingRate = 3.2055 |
Cash Sales | 15/02/2013 | SellingRate = 3.1890 |
Purchase Invoice | 15/01/2013 | BuyingRate = 3.2112 |
Cash Purchase | 08/02/2013 | BuyingRate = 3.1550 |