Working with Multiple Currencies
Working with Multiple Currencies
Web Central includes the following features to support applications that handle multiple currencies:
- Users or administrators can set per-user User-Default Currency preference.
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Supported currencies are stored in the Archibus Currencies table that maps ISO currency codes to currency symbols displays in forms and reports.
Note : The Archibus Currencies table does not affect country-currency assignments. These assignments come from the Java Development Kit (JDK). If there are any changes in the currency for a country, to display the most recent currency, get the latest JDK updates.
- Current and historical currency exchange rates are stored in the Currency Conversions table.
- Archibus applications display costs in organization-wide Budget Currency , or in Payment Currency.
- There are two types of exchange rates - the Budget Exchange Rate used to convert payments into the Budget Currency for the organization, and the Payment Exchange Rate used to convert currencies for functions that depend on up-to-date payment information.
Add-In Managers can use these new features to add the following multiple currency support to custom forms and reports:
- Select Currency control for forms and consoles.
- Grids, cross-tables, charts, and paginated reports display currency symbol before the value.
- A set of macros to display currency titles and symbols in application views.
- A set of macros to convert costs using exchange rates in application data sources.
- Java and JavaScript APIs to access these new features.
See the following help topics for details on currency support in Archibus applications:
- Enabling or Disabling Multicurrency Support . - Multiple currencies support is an optional feature that site administrators can turn on or off.
- Adding Currency Fields to the Schema
- Adding Currency Fields to Views and Reports
- Adding Currency Selectors to Views
- Displaying Currency Values in Aggregated Reports
- Using Multiple Currencies in Custom SQL Queries
- Using Multiple Currencies in Payment Date SQL Queries and Fields
- Using Multiple Currencies in Java Classes
- Using Multiple Currencies in Java Script Code
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Multicurrency Examples