Exchange rate accounting (FI) in header of billing invoice

Hello.
I have got a question about the exchange rate accounting (FI) in the header of the billing invoice.
Situation:
When creating the billing document: on item level the exchange rate type B is correctly taken for the date of billing as determined in the customer master data and the copy control.
BUT what can I do to fix in the header of the billing invoice the exchange rate accounting M from the month of the sells document (usually they issue the sells document one month and the billing document a month later)??
I tried to put the correct exchange rate accounting in the sells document VBKD-KURRF, but the value is not taken automatically in the header of the billing document.
Pressing F1 I get the message: Exchange rate for FI postings
The exchange rate that the system applies when you create an invoice.
Use
Your system is configured in such a way that it expects:
No prefix (leading sign) for direct rates
No prefix for indirect rates
Can anyone help please??
Thank you.
Regards,
Maike

If you are maintaining the exchange rate in sale order in the field VBKD-KURSK (Exch.rate-acct. in header accounting tab) then this rate will be passed on to the billing document header Exchange rate-accntg field.
Check whether the PricingExchRate type field is maintained as blank in the copy controls from delivery to billing.
Regards,
GSL.

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