Exchange Rate CSV Format
Each Exchange Rates CSV file contains rates associated with a single exchange rate source.
For information about using CSV format files, see Best Practices for Importing Data with CSV Files.
Exchange Rate File Format
SDITYPE=ExchangeRate |
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Column Name |
Format |
Req? |
Description |
FromCurrencyCode |
number |
Y |
The "from" currency for this conversion rate. |
ToCurrencyCode |
number |
Y |
The "to" currency for this conversion rate. |
StartDate |
mm/dd/yyyy |
Y |
The start date for the conversion rate. |
EndDate |
mm/dd/yyyy |
Y |
The end date for the conversion rate. |
Rate |
number |
Y |
The rate of conversion from the "from" currency to the "to" currency. |
Exchange Rate File Example
This file includes two exchange rates.
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sdiType=ExchangeRate
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FromCurrencyCode,ToCurrencyCode,StartDate,EndDate,Rate
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USD,CAD,10/04/2006,11/04/2006,1.1263
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CAD,USD,10/04/2006,11/04/2006,0.8879
For more information about formatting a CSV file, see Creating CSV Import Files.
Updating an Existing Exchange Rate
You can update an existing exchange rate by including matching data in all columns except Rate, then entering a new rate in that column.
Exchange Rates File Import Prerequisites
You must create the desired company into which you want to import exchange rates, as well as the associated exchange rate source, before running the Import/Export Wizard.
Exchange Rates File Import Options
When importing an exchange rate file, the Import/Export Wizard prompts for:
- Company Selection: Select the desired company.
- Exchange Rate Source Selection: Select the desired exchange rate source.