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- jenniekUltimate Partner
Receivables Reconciliation Detail and Payables Rec Detail - a obsolutely required in originating currency
- Mike_JamesUltimate Partner
AR/AP detailed reports. Yes. Of course.
- RobertVExperienced Cover User
Paying one of our foreign suppliers (in Euro), we have many invoices and orders in Euro for this supplier, each invoice can have 100 or more items, I found the Payable Reconciliation Summary report, where I can select the supplier and the originating currency that gives us one line with the amount owing in Euro, then when I go to the detailed report I dont have the option of the originating currency, it is in AUD Dollars and I need it in Euros, so i can reconcile the suppliers invoices (in Euro) against our purchase orders also in Euro's and that seems not possible, its very dificult to see if the prices charged by the supplier match the euro prices entered on our order as we can only print the data in $$$
A solution would be appreciated
Robert
- booksplusPartner
Please please please put back the Purchase order report with original currency
* Bank Reconcilations in originating currency
* Accounts Receivable reconciliation detail
* Accounts Payable reconciliaton detail
* Also, the ability to enter General Journals in a foreign currency
- Mike_JamesUltimate Partner
Hi nicolea , did you have GL accounts in version 19 in foreign currencies, which have now been converted to your home currency? Would these be for such things as inter-company accounts, foreign loans? What else?
The GL is now 100% home currency, and therefore you cannot keep a foreign currency GL balance except if it is part of receivables or payables. This function appears to have been deprecated, as a by-product of the design change. Any users affected by this change should add their comments.
HI Mike_James - perhaps i should have provided more information with my post. Regarding the GL entry, I used to be able to post income accruals for example
Dr A/R Accrual - JPY
Cr Revenue
by changing the currency on that entry. We would then enter the JPY to AUD exchange rate in 19.14 and it would autopost the FX entries to the A/R JPY Exchange account (and revenue) to bring the ledger entries back to "home" currency.
Unless I am mistaken I now need to do the conversion outside of MYOB for these accrual entries and post them in soley in AUD. Is this right?
- Mike_JamesUltimate Partner
Hi nicolea , yes I believe that is correct, under the current design you cannot store the JPY value of the accruals in the GL now. Thanks for advising your business use.
- SamexContributing User
All Reports for Customers with foreign currency - especially
Sales Statements
Sales Report Customer Payments
Sales Report Customer Ledger
Issuing reports in AUD (company base currency) is meaningless for overseas customers paying in foreign currency
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