Exchange rate in case of equity and dividend.

Hi experts,
I required your help, please see below request and help.
I have created a equity (stock) transaction in foreign currency using t.code - TS01
My purchase in USD ( for ex. 10000 USD). At the time of purchase i am able to put an exchange rate manually and that's fine
It is also generating my dividend entry through security master condtion (FWZZ) in USD. here i am not able to change my exchange rate in case of dividend can u please help me how we can manually change an exchange rate in case of condition item.
We have a facility to change an exchange rate in loan module but not able to figure out how we can change a exchange rate in securities module.
Please help
Regards
Gaurav Gupta

Hi,
Since you updated the Exch rate manually it applies the same rate for Dividend as well. Please upload fresh Exch Rate for fresh date using OB08.
You may need to maintain this table on a periodic basis as Foreign currency is involved in the position.
Regards
Prasad AV

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Hello,
I have question
when post AP invoice , document type KR
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Sorry if im not being clear...
My point is: the difference rates customization for payments is done at FBZP.
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Edited by: arin_ns on Jul 1, 2009 3:26 AM

Arin,
If you have a development company test this.....
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