New exchange rate type

1. Our client would like to maintain a new exchange rate type for the company code W100. Presently there are some 20 company codes are useing EURX exchange rate type including the company code W100.Is it possible to maintain new exchange rate type only for the company code W100 and what are all the procedure has to be followed to maintain the new exchange rate type?
Thanks and Regards,
Vimal

Hi Vimal,
Ex-rate types are not limited to company codes. But a new created Ex-rate type XXZZ (OB07) even with all currency translation ratios and maintained Ex-rates (OB08 or TCURMNT) does not effect anything unless it is used (e.g. for foreign currency valuation,...). Steps for creating a new Ex-rate see in General settings / currencies in the Customizing.
BR Christian

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