Reissue payment - with different exchange rate
hi,
Is it possible to reissue the payment,with the different exchange rate?? the reissue list box is disabled in payments screen?
pls help me...
thanks a lot n advance...
any suggestion???!!! it is wire transfer...but the transfer had not completed..at this stage if end user needs to reissue payment with new exchange rate????
Edited by: prety on Aug 28, 2010 9:57 AM
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