How to transfer currency rates to R/3 after dynamic modelling in BPS

Hi all,
I need your advice.
I have, for example, a several sales plans, which were composed by using BPS. Each of sales plans depends on currency rates. After comparision these plans, I selected and approved one of them. After plan approval I transfer planned data to R/3.
This is an issue to transfer currency rates, which corresponded to selected plan as well.
Is there standart method to transfer currency rates for selected plan to R/3 (to "Currency Exchange Rates", tr-n OB08)?
Your advice will be appreciated!

Hi Dmitry,
R/3 is the place basically meant for maintaining currency translation rates. If they have been maintained in BW/BPS directly, I don't think there is any facility to take them back to R/3 other than manually entering.

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