Exchange rate type new

I Want to use the standard exchange rate type M but want to use my conversion rate for exchange rate M
is it better to define my own exchange rate type as I need to define the my conversion rate , ratios etc
Pls suggest me
Thanks
priya

Hi,
Thanks for your answer.
I have two company code under one client.
One co code is for India and another for Dubai.
In India exchange rates changes every day but in Dubai it is fixed for long time.
As of now both co code are accessing same Rate under M
I want Indian Co Code take M exchange rate type while Dubai CoCode should take some other exchange rate type.
What could be solution then
Thank again

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