Exchange Rate is stored in field..... ? (PO Document)

Hi guys,
Im using SRM 4.0sp8 with ECS.
THE PROBLEM:
I have a PO document that was created in MXN (locally), then the purchaser guy changed to USD and SRM converted the amount of money succesfuly. However, the PO document was replicated to R3 with a different amount !
Im stucked and I dont know how to solve this problem.
THE QUESTION:
- Is the exchange rate stored in some field in the PO document ?
Thanks for your help !!!
Regards from Mexico,
Diego

Hi Jagdish,
Finally I found the problem, but I dont know how to solve it!
The problem:
1. The purchaser guy creates a Local PO in SRM using MXN as currency
2. The PO is replicated to R3.
3. The purchaser update the PO currency in SRM (he change it from MXN to USD)
4. The PO update is replicated to R3, at this moment... all the position prices are wrong, it seems that something happened with the exchange rate used !
Do you have any idea about how to solve it ?
Thank you !
BR,
>Diego

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