BPC 7.5 NW SP 06 Currency Translation - Planning Applications
Hello Gurus,
We have created a planning application for internal management reporting and want to enable the currency conversion business rules. However, for planning applications, we do not need a FLOW type dimension. But one of the parameters in the currency conversion business rules is the source FLOW. Therefore, I am not sure if I still have to create a P_FLOW dimension and include it in the planning application, just to be able to perform the currency conversion activities.
I am curious to know if anyone of you guys has come across a situation like this. If so, could you please guide me?
Thanks,
Van.
Hi Van,
Flow is a required dimension for consolidation setup.
Please check the below link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_bpc75_nw/helpdata/en/5d/9a3fba600e4de29e2d165644d67bd1/frameset.htm
Thanks,
Anil
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Hello All,
I have a couple of questions regarding the BPC currency translation process.
1. We have two options to store the exchange rates - either as a direct quote or as an indirect quote. How are the exchange rates stored in the BPC system?
2. We have a property called "MD" in the InputCurrency dimension, which is used as a 'factor' in the currency translation process. I would like to know how this property is used, in conjunction with the direct/indirect method of maintaining the exchange rates.
As always, thanks for all your responses.
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Van.Thanks for the response. I do realize that we can enter the exchange rates either via a flat file or an Input Schedule, and also how the "MD" factor is utilized in the currency translation process.
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Standard Currency translation behaviour
Dear All,
We are using standard currency translation planning function for converting amounts from EUR to INR with exchange rate type M.
In the TCURR table, I have exchange rates maintained from USD to EUR and from USD to INR. But, there is no direct exchange rate maintained from EUR to INR.
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Srinivas Kamireddy.Dear Mayank/Srinivas,
Maintained the reference currency as 'USD' for the currency translation exchange rate type 'M'.
We are using the standard currency translation planning function to convert the currency values. Also converting the values based on the beginning of the month exchange rates.
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100 M USD INR 15.03.2008 42.00000 0 0
100 M USD INR 07.03.2008 35.00000 0 0
100 M USD INR 03.03.2008 38.00000 0 0
100 M USD INR 01.02.2008 45.00000 0 0
100 M USD INR 05.12.2007 20.00000 0 0
100 M USD INR 06.11.2007 20.00000 0 0
100 M USD INR 05.10.2007 30.00000 0 0
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You can also check your currency exchange rates in the following way,
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For example, if you want to convert 'USD' to 'EUR' you have to have an exchange that defines this conversion appropriately.
For this you can refer to the link mentioned by Deepti above.
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SAP BPC 10.0. NW Currency Translation
Hello,
I am using BPC NW 801 SP04. In below script logic code, I am tring to make currency translation but getting same value as is in USD currency.
Could anyone please help me what mistake I am doing in given below code.
*SELECT(%REPORTING_CURRENCIES%, "[ID]", "RPTCURRENCY", "[REPORTING] = 'Y'")
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*ENDWHEN
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*DIM R_ENTITY="Global"
*DIM R_ACCOUNT=EXPACCOUNT.RATETYPE
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*DIM C_%CURR%:INPUTCURRENCY="%CURR%"
*NEXT
*ENDLOOKUP
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*WHEN ACCOUNTDIM.RATETYPE
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// skip
*IS AVG,END,ENDFLOW
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*NEXT
*ENDWHEN
*ENDWHEN
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I used code as you suggested above but package got aborted every time with different scenario. Could you please help in this why this is happening.
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CATEGORY=%CATEGORY_SET%
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Hi...
Check if the below links are useful to you.....
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/index?rid=/library/uuid/6052a57b-8c64-2c10-b3a5-b0378ff21243&overridelayout=true
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/c0ea1fd8-d6d3-2a10-c1ab-e8164dd98316
You can find all How-to docs in the below link
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/BPX/EnterprisePerformanceManagement%28EPM%29How-to+Guides -
How To Currency Translation in BPC
"How To Currency Translation in BPC".
Hi,
The Finance application has standard default advanced rules that run currency translation. The
default formula includes the FXTRANS.xls advanced rule, which sets up currency translation by running
the system TRANSLATE_LDI formula.
The Rate application contains currency translation rates and Intercompany elimination logic. The rate
application was created first, then the Finance application was created and tied to the Rate application
when the multi-currency option was chosen.
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Get the rates
*LOOKUP RATE
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*ENDWHEN
*COMMIT
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EXCEPTIONS
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overflow = 2
no_factors_found = 3
no_spread_found = 4
derived_2_times = 5
OTHERS = 6.
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modify whatever value you need to modify in your CT_DATA
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Hello,
I would like to execute the task currency translation in DEFAULT.LGF
Nb : we used the DEFAULT.LGF when we import the actual and budget data with Excel file (.csv)
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BastienHi,
If I used the input schedule, the records are converted in EUR
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COSTCENTER
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I set up currency translation on our BPC NW 7.0 system and it is working fine ONLY if I run it for any one year at a time. But if I select multiple years in the data package (FX Restatment) selection it only calculates for the first year in that selection.
say if I run the data package for years: 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, it only performs currency translation for the year 2009.
Can I run the currency translation for multiple years at the same time ?
Note: The year is determined from the YEAR property of the "Time" dimension
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thanksYou can run currency translation for multiple years.
I think the problem it is actually related to how you are sending the parameter to currency translation script.
Just review the script logic log and you will see with what parameters was called currency translation FXTrans.
My expectation is that actually the script is called just with first year and that's the problem.
Log of script logic you can find it into:
C:\BPC|DATA\Webfolder\YourAppset\YourApplication\Private Publications\Users used to run logic\Temp
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Error while running FX restatement process for currency translation
Hi Experts,
I am facing errors while trying to run FX_Restatement process to do currency translation.
I am having the error: RUN_LOGIC:Member u201CXXXu201D not exist => where XXX is any currency I am trying to convert.
Below is the script logic (FXTRANS.LGF)used.
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OTHER = [ENTITY=%FX_ENTITY_SET%]
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*ENDRUN_PROGRAM
I am working on BPC 7.5 NW version.
Can you help us with this?For the currency you are converting to: XXX
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I need to achieve special goal to for a user request:
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Currency Translation - Rolling Forecast
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//standard currency translation code.
If you are working on BPC NW 7.5, you can consider using TMVL(OFFSET,Time member) to define the scope.You can refer to http://help.sap.com/saphelp_bpc75_nw/helpdata/en/c8/d961d0dbfd4745af4b667279573702/content.htm for more details on TMVL.
Pls post here if you require further clarification.
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Limited Currency Translation pt2
Hey Experts! Apparently I tried to post too much information into that last post. Here's the high level:
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ExecuteBaseLogic::Error in step 1 of QueryCubeAndDebug: -2147467259 Query (1, 99) Parser: The syntax for ',' is incorrect.
I know this is telling me that there's a comma in the wrong spot somewhere, but I've checked the code 10x over and it matches SAPs document perfectly.
Does anyone know what is causing this? I can try to post my FXTrans script a reply. Maybe that'll work.FX Trans.lgf
//============================================= // Currency translation logic //=============================================
*INCLUDE SYSTEM_CONSTANTS.LGL
*SYSLIB SYSTEM_LIBRARY.LGL
//=================================================================================
// MULTI-CURRENCY TRANSLATION LOGIC
//=================================================================================
// filter the appropriate currencies and rates
*SELECT(%REPORTING_CURRENCIES%, "[ID]", "RPTCURRENCY", "[REPORTING] = 'Y'")
*SELECT(%FX_RATES%, "[ID]", "RATE", "[GROUP] = 'FX RATE'")
//Filter the Actuals Category from the Currency Conversion
*SELECT(%FX_CATEGORIES%, "[ID]", "CATEGORYDIM", "[IS_CONVERTED] = 'Y'")
// set the appropriate region to clear
//(all reporting currencies)
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*CLEAR_DESTINATION
*DESTINATION RPTCURRENCY=%REPORTING_CURRENCIES%
*DESTINATION CATEGORYDIM=%FX_CATEGORIES%
// load the rates from the RATE cube
*LOOKUP RATE
*DIM RATE=ACCOUNT.RATETYPE
*FOR %CURR%=%REPORTING_CURRENCIES%
*DIM %CURR%:INPUTCURRENCY=BUSINESSUNIT.CURRENCY
*DIM %CURR%:RATEENTITY="%CURR%_RATE"
*NEXT
*ENDLOOKUP
// define the translation rule
*XDIM_FILTER CATEGORYDIM=%FX_CATEGORIES%
*WHEN ACCOUNT.RATETYPE
*IS "NOTRANS"
// skip
*IS %FX_RATES%
// translate
*FOR %CURR%=%REPORTING_CURRENCIES%
*REC(FACTOR=LOOKUP(%CURR%),RPTCURRENCY="%CURR%")
*NEXT
*ELSE
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*FOR %CURR%=%REPORTING_CURRENCIES%
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*ENDWHEN
*COMMIT -
Hey Experts!
We're running BPC 7.0 (SQL 2008 DB)
We've recently setup FX tranlation usign Script Logic in BPC. After setting it up, we realized that we need to filter the data being converted. A few months ago, I was sent a document from SAP support named "How To Configure Limited Currency Translation".
I've followed this document very closely and I'm getting the following error when trying to send data to my system:
ExecuteBaseLogic::Error in step 1 of QueryCubeAndDebug: -2147467259 Query (1, 99) Parser: The syntax for ',' is incorrect.
I know this is telling me that there's a comma in the wrong spot somewhere, but I've checked the code 10x over and it matches SAPs document perfectly.
Here's my FXTrans.lgl:
//============================================= // Currency translation logic //=============================================
*INCLUDE SYSTEM_CONSTANTS.LGL
*SYSLIB SYSTEM_LIBRARY.LGL
//=================================================================================
// MULTI-CURRENCY TRANSLATION LOGIC
//=================================================================================
// filter the appropriate currencies and rates
*SELECT(%REPORTING_CURRENCIES%, "[ID]", "RPTCURRENCY", "[REPORTING] = 'Y'")
*SELECT(%FX_RATES%, "[ID]", "RATE", "[GROUP] = 'FX RATE'")
//Filter the Actuals Category from the Currency Conversion
*SELECT(%FX_CATEGORIES%, "[ID]", "CATEGORYDIM", "[IS_CONVERTED] = 'Y'")
// set the appropriate region to clear
//(all reporting currencies)
*XDIM_MEMBERSET RPTCURRENCY=LC
*CLEAR_DESTINATION
*DESTINATION RPTCURRENCY=%REPORTING_CURRENCIES%
*DESTINATION CATEGORYDIM=%FX_CATEGORIES%
// load the rates from the RATE cube
*LOOKUP RATE
*DIM RATE=ACCOUNT.RATETYPE
*FOR %CURR%=%REPORTING_CURRENCIES%
*DIM %CURR%:INPUTCURRENCY=BUSINESSUNIT.CURRENCY
*DIM %CURR%:RATEENTITY="%CURR%_RATE"
*NEXT
*ENDLOOKUP
// define the translation rule
*XDIM_FILTER CATEGORYDIM=%FX_CATEGORIES%
*WHEN ACCOUNT.RATETYPE
*IS "NOTRANS"
// skip
*IS %FX_RATES%
// translate
*FOR %CURR%=%REPORTING_CURRENCIES%
*REC(FACTOR=LOOKUP(%CURR%),RPTCURRENCY="%CURR%")
*NEXT
*ELSE
// take as is
*FOR %CURR%=%REPORTING_CURRENCIES%
*REC(RPTCURRENCY="%CURR%")
*NEXT
*ENDWHEN
*COMMIT
Here's the FXTRANS.LGX:
*XDIM_MEMBERSET RPTCURRENCY=LC
*CLEAR_DESTINATION
*DESTINATION RPTCURRENCY=USD,EUR
*DESTINATION CATEGORY=NPACTUAL,INTLPRODACTUAL,JANFCST,FEBFCST,MARFCST,APRFCST,MAYFCST,JUNFCST,JULFCST,AUGFCST,SEPFCST,OCTFCST,NOVFCST,DECFCST,BUDGET,BUDGETVA,BUDGETVB,BUDGETV1,BUDGETV2,BUDGETV3,BUDGETV4,BUDGETV5,BUDGETV6,BUDGETMD,BUDGETMDV2,BUDGETMDV3,BUDGETMDV4,BUDGETFIELDV1,BUDGETFIELDV2,BUDGETFIELDV3,BUDGETFIELDV4,BUDGETFIELDV5,COMPPLAN,Q2COMPPLAN,Q4COMPPLAN,COMP_REVENUE,QUOTA_PLAN,ACTBUD,FCSTINPUT
*LOOKUP RATE
*DIM RATE=ACCOUNT.RATETYPE
*DIM USD:INPUTCURRENCY=BUSINESSUNIT.CURRENCY
*DIM USD:RATEENTITY="USD_RATE"
*DIM EUR:INPUTCURRENCY=BUSINESSUNIT.CURRENCY
*DIM EUR:RATEENTITY="EUR_RATE"
*ENDLOOKUP
*XDIM_FILTER CATEGORY=NPACTUAL,INTLPRODACTUAL,JANFCST,FEBFCST,MARFCST,APRFCST,MAYFCST,JUNFCST,JULFCST,AUGFCST,SEPFCST,OCTFCST,NOVFCST,DECFCST,BUDGET,BUDGETVA,BUDGETVB,BUDGETV1,BUDGETV2,BUDGETV3,BUDGETV4,BUDGETV5,BUDGETV6,BUDGETMD,BUDGETMDV2,BUDGETMDV3,BUDGETMDV4,BUDGETFIELDV1,BUDGETFIELDV2,BUDGETFIELDV3,BUDGETFIELDV4,BUDGETFIELDV5,COMPPLAN,Q2COMPPLAN,Q4COMPPLAN,COMP_REVENUE,QUOTA_PLAN,ACTBUD,FCSTINPUT
*WHEN ACCOUNT.RATETYPE
*IS "NOTRANS"
*IS AVG,END
*REC(FACTOR=LOOKUP(USD),RPTCURRENCY="USD")
*REC(FACTOR=LOOKUP(EUR),RPTCURRENCY="EUR")
*ELSE
*REC(RPTCURRENCY="USD")
*REC(RPTCURRENCY="EUR")
*ENDWHEN
*COMMIT
Does anyone have any idea why this is failing?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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