What is the main difference between f.13 and f13e

Hi,
What is the main difference between f.13 and f13e.
when clearing the document do they follow deifferent steps in selection?
Thanks,
Sravanthi

Hi,
The reason "Clearing currency" is provided is because you can clear in any currency apart from local currency. For eg if your local currency is INR and Document currency (Invoice) is USD and the customer pays in EUR, you can still clear them with the Clearing currency EUR. On the date of payment, Open items in USD will be converted into Clearing currency EUR as follows: USD to INR and from INR to EUR. (based on exchange rates between USD-INR and INR-EUR).
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