About Curency Conversion

Hi,
Can you Please tell me about the Function modulle to convert amount from EUR to USD.

Hi,
Please refer the following thread :
Re: currency translation
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Also please check FM BAPI_EXCHRATE_GETCURRENTRATES, BAPI_CURRENCY_CONV_TO_EXTERNAL .
Best regards,
Prashant

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HI,
I have added one field KWERT from KONV to copa data source.Then value is coming in USD.
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Hi,
Create Currency Translation Type
T-code for Creating Currency Translation Type in BI 7.0 is RSCUR.
Select Source and Target Currency.
Give Time Reference.
For the Currency translation to take place in the Business Explorer you must have already created a currency translation type.
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http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/2056ef93-2004-2d10-21ae-f973bb48d7a1?QuickLink=index&overridelayout=true
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rvc

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Just to get rid of boxing conversion as a possible issue--which it shouldn't be, but might as well keep it simple.
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>
Comparable<Integer> ci = a; // ok
Comparable<String> cs2 = ci; // errorbecause we are assigning to a Comparable<String> a
Comparable<Integer>, and again, String and Integer
are not in a subtype relation (?)Yep.
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and I
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hi
this is chandra.now i am working in repoting.my client asked report on currency conversion like"Multi currency,USD to INR and exchange rebate" if any one knows plz help me out immedeatly.
thanX

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>
It is a compile time error if a chain of conversions contains two parametrized types that are not in a subtype relation.
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First, is there any particular reason why you used:
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Just to get rid of boxing conversion as a possible issue--which it shouldn't be, but might as well keep it simple.
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Integer value, and that's illegal, since String and
Integer are not in a subtype relation (?)Something like that, yes. I'm not sure of the exact clause of the JLS that forbids it.
>
Comparable<Integer> ci = a; // ok
Comparable<String> cs2 = ci; // errorbecause we are assigning to a Comparable<String> a
Comparable<Integer>, and again, String and Integer
are not in a subtype relation (?)Yep.
Comparable<String> cs3 = c1; // warning
Comparable<String> cs4 = c2; // warningit's what I believe is called 'heap pollution' I forget what that term means, and am too lazy to look it up, so I'll take your word for it.
and I
believe that on first use a ClassCastException will
be thrown Sounds right. Run it and see for yourself.
(although the compiler behaves correctly by
flagging an unchecked warning, for compatibility with
legacy systems, etc)Right.

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mtedone

First, is there any particular reason why you used:
Integer a = Integer.valueOf(1);while I used
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Just to get rid of boxing conversion as a possible issue--which it shouldn't be, but might as well keep it simple.
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Integer value, and that's illegal, since String and
Integer are not in a subtype relation (?)Something like that, yes. I'm not sure of the exact clause of the JLS that forbids it.
>
Comparable<Integer> ci = a; // ok
Comparable<String> cs2 = ci; // errorbecause we are assigning to a Comparable<String> a
Comparable<Integer>, and again, String and Integer
are not in a subtype relation (?)Yep.
Comparable<String> cs3 = c1; // warning
Comparable<String> cs4 = c2; // warningit's what I believe is called 'heap pollution' I forget what that term means, and am too lazy to look it up, so I'll take your word for it.
and I
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(although the compiler behaves correctly by
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