Foreign Currency Valuation of Balances: Performing Valuations 
Use
It is now the end of the month. You want to valuate the balances of the model company in a foreign currency and if necessary, post the profit or loss from the valuation to the profit and loss statement.
For this reason, there is a report in the system for performing the valuation and automatically making the necessary adjustment postings.
Procedure
Menu Path |
Accounting ® Financial Accounting ® General Ledger ® Periodic Processing ® Closing ® Valuate ® Foreign Currency Valuation |
Transaction Code |
F.05 |
Field |
Data |
Company code |
1000 |
Key date |
Last day of current period |
Valuation method |
DEMO |
Valuation in curr.type |
10 |
Postings tab page |
|
Creating postings |
Select |
Batch input session name |
Your user name |
Document date |
Last day of current period |
Posting date |
Last day of current period |
Posting period |
Current period |
Selections tab page |
|
Valuate G/L account balances |
Select |
G/L account |
113150 |

The DEMO method describes a method for valuating balances in foreign currency. We have defined various methods in the IDES System. The DEMO method uses the
lowest value principle for valuation. The valuation difference is only output if it represents an expense (that is, a loss from the exchange rate difference).If you want to run a valuation without making any postings, do not select the Creating postings field.
.The system outputs a log with the valuation of the balances per business area. You should see a valuation difference for business area 9900. No postings have been created.

If you enter an exchange rate that is lower than the previous rate, the system does not calculate a difference. In this case, the valuation would calculate a profit instead of a loss for the exchange rate difference. Since you are using the lowest value principle, no profit may be posted.
Field |
Data |
Output device |
Your printer |
Print immediately |
Select |
Delete after output |
Select |
New spool request |
Do not select |
The log is sent to your printer for printing.
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