Local Currency - Translation Date Type

Hi:
We are on ECC 6.0 with New GL.
I wanted to check if we can change the Translation Date Type for 1st local currency (10) from Translation date to document date? There are three options in this field - Posting date, document date and translation date. But when we maintain it (under additional local currencies for a company code), local currency has this grey out and comes default to translation date. Not sure where it is defined that local currency can be translated only based on translation date.
However for 2nd and 3rd currencies this field is open and allow to choose any date type.
Please advise.
Thanks,
Rahul

Hello Rahul,
For the local currency, it is hard-coded in the system to
choose the translation date as the transalation date (type 3). If you
change this translation date when you enter a document, the system will
use this new date. However, if you don't change this, the system will
always use the posting date as translation date for the local currency.
hope thic clarifies
Ray

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