The BHIMA system is multi-currency, with one currency defined as the company’s primary currency. By default, the exchange rate is set relative to the strong currency. However, if the primary currency is a weak currency, the exchange rate is currently calculated by taking the reciprocal of the equivalent rate.
This issue proposes allowing the user to define the exchange rate directly relative to the strong currency, regardless of whether the primary currency is strong or weak.
The BHIMA system is multi-currency, with one currency defined as the company’s primary currency. By default, the exchange rate is set relative to the strong currency. However, if the primary currency is a weak currency, the exchange rate is currently calculated by taking the reciprocal of the equivalent rate.
This issue proposes allowing the user to define the exchange rate directly relative to the strong currency, regardless of whether the primary currency is strong or weak.