Currency Translation date  change.

Hi,
we use multiple currencies .For a  sales organisation EUR currency, 2nd local currency isHUF, 3rd local is CZK. Translation happens on translation date. Invoices can be made  in VF01. 
These invoices use one important date, called billing date. This date is the key for few things, e.g. postings to FI happens on that, or baseline date calculation. Billing date is normally determine document date, document date determine translation date.
All these will bring that translation from document currency to 2nd local will happen on billing date. Is it somehow possible to change the logic? Can It somehow be defined  which date should be used for translation? Can  different date be used for translation than billing date?
Regards

Hi
When you creating a order you can set a currency at Sales A. (double click on material).
It maybe solve your problem.
Best
Lukasz

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