Exchange rate issue while doing incomin invoice

Hello All,
The user has posted PO with frame work order for that while doiing Incomin invoice he is getting the following error. Pls anyone help me regarding this issue.
Error:
EXCHANGE RATE OF CHF FIXED FOR TRANSLATION FROM CHF TO 1.0000
DIAGNOSIS
An exchange rate type is used for exchange rate CHF/CHF which is defined as a fixed exchange rate . However the exchange rate with which the system should continue to calculate is different from this fixed exchange rate.
In OB22 exchange rate type is specified M
In dev environment fixed check box has not selected for exchange rate type M.Company code currency is CHF.
In invoice under DETAILS tab in currency field - CHF is there and in exchange rate field - 1.00000 is there.
Why this error is coming am not understanding pls anyone can provide me solution .
thanks in advance
regds
ramachandra

Hello
For this error i am giving more details. company code currency is CHF frame work order has posted in CHF. In PO exchange rate it has picked up /1.0000 and fixed exchange rate check box has not selected. While doing MIRO the system has picked after entering PO number curreny CHF and exchange rate /1.00000. i think this is correct.
In OB22 first local currency is CHF ,translation taking transaction currency as basis and Group currency is USD , translation taking first local currency as basis, and index based currency is CHF. , translation taking as transaction currency as basis . for all we are using exchange rate type M . i am getting the error msg type F5 and message number 768.Doc type it is taking KB. for doc type KB no exchange rate type has assigned.
Edited by: ramachandra rama on Nov 3, 2008 1:35 PM

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