Foreign currency balances

Dear Experts,
What are the standard reports availble in sap regarding the customers & suppliers foreign currency balances, i need report show me the customers & suppliers with there foreign currency balances,
also i want ask if i can generate translated trial balance
Thanks &Best Regards
Amir

Hello,
Go to transaction code SAP1 to see all the availabel reports.
Alternatively you can see the reports of customer in transaction code F.99 (Customers) F.98 (Vendors) F.97 (GL Accounts)
Alternatively, to
SE16
Table TSTCT
Language EN
Transaction code: S_ALR*
Number of entries: 9999999
Execute.
You will get the list of reports and search for the relevant report.
Regards,
Ravi

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Dear Sayujya,
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005/helpdata/en/96/8b331243ce11d189ee0000e81ddfac/frameset.htm
Foreign Currency Valuation
In order to create your financial statements, you have to carry out a foreign currency valuation. This valuation covers the following accounts and items:
Foreign currency balance sheet accounts, that is, the G/L accounts that you run in foreign currency.
The balances of the G/L accounts in foreign currency are valuated.
Open items posted in foreign currency.
The line items in foreign currency are valuated.
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You can carry out the valuation in local currency, (company code currency), or a parallel currency (for example, group currency).
You can also use different valuation methods (for example, lowest value principle).
In addition to the foreign currency valuation, you can also carry out a currency translation in accordance with FASB 52 (US GAAP). You can thereby translate your account balances from local currency into group currency, for example.
Prerequisites
To carry out a foreign currency valuation, you must first make certain settings in Customizing. You make the settings in Customizing under Financial Accounting -> General Ledger Accounting/Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable -> Business Transactions -> Closing -> Valuating -> Foreign Currency Valuation.
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You must also define a valuation method. Choose Define valuation methods.
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If you want to carry out a parallel valuation, you must also have defined a valuation area. Choose Define valuation areas.
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Features
You can use report SAPF100 for the foreign currency valuation. This report carries out the following functions:
Valuation of foreign currency balance sheet accounts
Valuation of open items in foreign currencies
Saving the exchange rate differences determined from the valuation per document
Carrying out the adjustment postings required
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Activities
To carry out a foreign currency valuation, from the SAP Easy Access screen, choose Accounting -> Financial accounting -> General ledger/Accounts receivable/Accounts payable -> Periodic processing -> Closing -> Valuate -> Foreign currency valuation.
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e result of the valuations can be stored per valuated document and
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ation process
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Open items:
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read and balanced by account or group and currency.
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Foreign currency report

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our client is indian . have more than 20 compnay codes under one client each company code maintain the inr .he want foreign currency reports . how to conver form inr to foreign currency reports(usd,euro)
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When you post a document in foreign currency, the system stores the amount in both local currency and foreign currency in each line item. The system checks whether the currency key has been defined and is therefore permitted.
Foreign currencies are needed, for example,
To post and save receivables and payables in foreign currency
For handling payment transactions in foreign currency
Managing accounts in foreign currency (foreign currency balance sheet accounts)
Carrying out the consolidation and reporting for groups.
In the line items, all amounts are saved in both currencies. These include the posting amount, tax amount, and cash discount amount.
Prerequisites
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Currency key for each currency
Number of decimal places (if you do not require the usual two decimal places)
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Exchange rate between local and foreign currency
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· Enter a translation date in the document header. The system then automatically takes the exchange rate valid on this translation date.
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After running F.05 ( A Difference in rate is maintained ).
Select postings , the posted documents are displayed, In the document there is a GL account present after the amount column.
Just want to know as to where this configuration is done.
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Hi Manju
There is a step to do the basic setting for forigen currency valuation which are below:
1.Define Valuation Methods -OB59
2.Creation of G/L Accounts -FS00
3.Prepare Automatic Postings -OBA1
4.Term Loan Receipt in Foreign Currency -F-02
5.Enter Exchange Rates -OB08
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