Currencies and Organizational Units to be Changed Over 
Component Preparation for Consolidation
The consolidation staging ledger is always changed over during the central changeover with the standard package.
Component FI-LC Consolidation
Org unit |
Currency |
Changeover in Consolidation? |
Explanations |
Company |
Local currency |
Yes |
see 1. |
Ledger |
Ledger currency |
Yes |
see 2. |
Subgroup |
Subgroup currency |
No |
see 3. |
Client |
Group currency |
No |
see 4. |
|
Transaction currency |
No |
see 5. |
Explanations:
When integrated companies have corresponding company codes in the same R/3 System, the company currency is usually identical to the company code currency. During the central changeover, the currency keys in the company master data are converted. To ensure uniformity, this is also done for companies that do not have a corresponding company code.
The system internally retains the company’s original local currency until the company has been converted for consolidation.
After a ledger is changed over, all corporate groups assigned to the ledger that do not report in local currency automatically report data in the new currency.
For example, if two subgroups are managed in the same ledger with the ledger currency DEM, you cannot continue to manage one subgroup in DEM and start managing the other in euros.
Transaction currency values in Consolidation are changed over as follows:
In both of the above cases, transaction currency values are only changed over in the balance carryforward for the changeover year.
This ensures that no values originating from previous local currency values are entered in the transaction currency field of current-year records.
Component EC-CS Consolidation
Org unit |
Currency |
Changeover in Consolidation? |
Explanations |
Cons unit |
Local currency |
Yes |
see 1. |
Ledger |
Ledger currency |
Yes |
see 2. |
Cons group |
Cons group currency |
No |
see 3. |
Client |
Group currency |
No |
see 4. |
|
Transaction currency |
No |
see 5. |
Explanations:
After a ledger is changed over, all consolidation groups assigned to the ledger that do not report in local currency automatically report data in the new currency.
For example, if two cons groups are managed in the same ledger with the ledger currency DEM, you cannot continue to manage one cons group in DEM and start managing the other in euros.
In both of the above cases, transaction currency values are only changed over in the balance carryforward for the changeover year.
This ensures that no values originating from previous local currency values are entered in the transaction currency field of current-year records.

If a consolidation processing ledger is set to currency type 30 (group currency), its currency type must be changed to 80 (ledger currency) before the first euro changeover takes place. Otherwise, the Consolidation changeover cannot correctly process the ledger if the reporting currency (used by the Consolidation system) is based on the client (group) currency. The client currency is already converted by the standard package during the central changeover.
The system automatically changes currency type 30 to currency type 80. When the first euro changeover package is started – regardless of which package, the program RGCEUR40 is executed during the FILL phase. This program changes any consolidation processing ledgers with currency type 30 to currency type 80, and sets the ledger currency to the client currency.