Exchange rate in billin

I need in formation on maintaining exchange rate in billing ......either to change manually or to pick the new one from the records.
Please assist itss urgent
Regards
Maddy

Hi,
You can change the exchange rate in order
Use Tcode EWUO to change currency in sales order and carry out new pricing.
Alternatively:
Please go to the copy control from sales document to billing document (item level) and define relevant Pricing Exchange Rate Type.
This will allow you to re-determine exchange rates at the billing document level (provided you update all the exchange rates in SAP as frequently as required).
Also you can do it on header field by using user exit
EXIT_SAPLV60B_001
regards,
Siddharth.
Edited by: SD on Mar 27, 2008 7:59 AM

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