Hi ankit,
The automatic multiplication and division happens with the amount associated with the currencies which are present in TCURX table. Here are the details.
The mechanism is intended to allow the use of currencies (exceptional currencies) that have different number of decimal places from the 2 that is common in many places.
SAP stores currency values in a data type that has a fixed interpretation of two decimal places. There are some currencies that do not work well with that setting. Usually that is because for some currencies , a fraction o the currency unit is meaningless. That is true of the Japanese Yen, the Turkish Lira, Korean Won and many other currencies whose value is often 10 US cents or less. In some cases, people want to store currencies with more than two decimal places of precision. So, if I want to store 3 decimal places, then I need to have an entry -1 against that currency in TCURX table.
So whenever we ran a report in bex/wad, it checks TCURX table for currency entry, if there is an entry what it does: Multiplies the value with 10(2-TCURX entry).
For INR, the TCURX table entry is 3, thats why while loading it into BW, it will be divided by 10 (In external tab of InfoPackage currency conversion should be ticked) while at the time of displaying it in the report it will multiply it by 10.
But in your case only converse thing is happening. That is at the time of reporting it is dividing the amount by 10.
regards,
anish
Bluesky
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