Account balances denominated in foreign currencies are adjusted through the revaluation procedure. Revaluation adjustments show how the dates of the original journal and the revaluation differ in terms of account balances because of variations in exchange rates.
Create a Manual
Journals

1.
From General
Accounting click on Journals.
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2.
Enter the Journal
Batch, Description, and Accounting Period in the Journal Batch section.
3.
Enter the Journal,
Description, Ledger, Accounting Date, category, Conversion Rate, and currency
in the Journal section.

4.
Enter the Account
combination and amount on the Debit and Credit sides.
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5.
Click on Save,
Complete, and Post.

6.
From General
Accounting click on General Accounting
Dashboard.
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7.
From the Task
list click on Revaluate Balances.

8.
Click on the Plus sign.
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9.
Enter the Name,
Description, Chart of Accounts, Currency, and Conversion Name.
10.
Enter the Unrealized
Gain Account and the Unrealized Loss
Account.

11.
Click on the Plus sign.
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12.
Click on the Account Filter sign.

13.
Click on the Add fields.
14.
Select the Account.
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15.
Select Equals
and choose the Account Number.
16.
Click on OK.

17.
Click on the Plus sign.
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18.
Click on the Account Filter sign.

19.
Click on the Add fields.
20.
Select the Account.
21.
Select Equals
and choose the Account Number.
22.
Click on OK.
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23.
Click on Save.
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24.
Click on Generate.

25.
Select the Ledger,
Revaluation Name, Accounting Period, Accounting Date, and
Rate Date.
26.
Click on Submit.
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Scheduled processes
27.
From Tools
click on Schedule Processes.
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28.
The status for the request became “Succeeded”.

31.
In the search
tab select the Accounting period.
32.
Click on Search.
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33.
Click on the Journal that starts with “Revaluate”.

34.
The Journal
has been automatically created according to our setup.














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