Unable to clear GL due to Val difference between Local and group currency.

hi,
We have an open item managed Revaluation G/L account in our company code which has a local currency USD.There are some documents posted to this account in both USD and CAD. But when we analyze the docs posted in CAD we found a valuation difference in the local currency(USD) and the Group currency(again USD). I am not sure of the reason for this. But due to this difference we are unable to clear this account. Please let me know if anyone can think of how to clear this particular GL account.
Rgds,
Raj/
Edited by: raj3875 on Oct 8, 2009 11:37 PM

We have an issue even with document currency in USD. there is a valuation difference between Local currency (USD) and Group currency (USD).
For example:
Doc currency = 0 USD
Local Currrency = 171,000 USD
Group currency = 0 USD
Because of this I am not able to clear the account. Not sure why there is a difference inspite of the same currency. I try to clear it in F-04 but I get the below error:
Posting is only possible with a zero balance; correct document
Message no. F5060
Regards,
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