Accrual reversal exchange rate

When an accrual document is posted through transaction FBS1 in a foreign currency, users would like the reversal to be posted using the current month's exchange rate.   For example, an accrual was posted in March for 1000EUR, which was equal to 1500USD.   In April, this document is reversed through transaction F.81.  The system will post the reversal using March's exchange rate (which is 1000 EUR = 1500 USD).    Based on April's exchange rate, 1000 EUR should equal to 1650 USD.   So users would like the reversal to be posted as 1650 USD.   Has anybody encounter a similar request and know how to accomplish this?     Thank you.

Hi,
To take the exchange rate of April you should use a posting date in April.
Otherwise in that transaction it is not possible to introduce the exchage rate you would like to use.
Regards,
Miroslav

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