When exchange rates fluctuate, you may need to revalue outstanding documents denominated in other currencies to reflect their present value in your own (functional) currency at a particular time, for example, at financial statement dates.
You use the A/P Revaluation screen to revalue transactions.
To revalue transactions:
Accounts Payable > A/P Periodic Processing > Revaluation.
For each currency you want to revalue, use one line on the table to enter the following information:
Currency. Specify the currency code for which you want to specify revaluation options. The revaluation process selects only transactions that are in the specified currency.
Note: You cannot specify the same currency code more than once for a single revaluation. If you want to revalue different ranges of records for the same currency code, you must revalue each range separately.
Revaluation Date. Type the date of the end of the period you want to revalue (normally, the end of a reporting period).
The revaluation process selects open transactions with posting dates that are on or before the date you specify.
Earliest Backdated Activity Date. This field is available only if you use the Recognized Gain/Loss accounting method for your Sage 300 system. It identifies the earliest backdated document to revalue, if there is a backdated transaction in the period you are revaluing.
Rate Type. Specify the rate type for selecting the currency table.
The revaluation process selects transactions only from specified vendor accounts that use the selected currency.
Rate Date. Type the date to use to select the exchange rate at which to revalue transactions for the specified currency code.
Exchange Rate. Type the rate at which to revalue transactions for the specified currency code.
To change the optional fields and values for a particular line or to delete optional fields, click the Optional Fields column. More....
Post the revaluation batch in General Ledger.