Currency Code |
Enter a three-character code to identify the currency whose record you're entering. We recommend that you use a code you'll be able to identify easily when you work with the currency in the future. For example, you might enter "FRF" if you were creating a currency record for French francs. |
Currency Name |
Enter a descriptive name for the currency whose record you're entering. For example, you might enter "New Zealand dollars" or "Costa Rican colones". |
Exchange Rate |
Enter the current exchange rate being offered by your bank when you exchange your local currency for this currency. For example if you're creating a record for US dollars and you receive $0.69 for each pound you exchange, enter 0.69 in this field. |
[Currency Code] [Currency Symbol] 1.00 Equals |
This field displays the value that one unit of the selected currency has inGreat Britain pounds, based on the exchange rate you entered. This field does not appear if you are viewing the Currency Profile for your local currency. |
GPB (Local) £1.00 Equals |
This field displays the value of one Great Britain pound in the selected currency, based on the exchange rate you entered. This field does not appear if you are viewing the Currency Profile for your local currency. |
Currency Symbol |
Enter the symbol you want to use to represent this currency. For example, you might enter F for French Francs or US$ for US Dollars. The symbol you enter here will appear throughout MYOB Accounting Plus and on printed reports whenever transactions in this currency are displayed. |
Position of Currency Symbol |
Use this field to determine whether the symbol you've entered for this currency will appear before or after monetary amounts. For example, choose Before Number if you want amounts to appear like this: £500. Choose After Number if you want amounts to appear like this: 500£. |
Negative Number Format |
Choose the method you want to use for displaying negative monetary amounts in this currency. Your choices include Parentheses, Before Currency Symbol, Before Number, After Currency Symbol and After Number. |
Decimal Symbol |
Enter the character that will be used to mark the decimal place in monetary amounts in this currency. Decimal places commonly are marked by a period or a comma. |
Display Leading Zeros |
Mark this option if you want fractional amounts to display a zero in front of the of the decimal marker. For example, if this option is marked, an entry for fifty pence will appear as £0.50. If this option is unmarked, the amount will appear as £.50. |
Number of Digits after Decimal |
This field displays the number of digits that appear after the decimal. This number cannot be changed; it is for your information only. |
Digit Grouping Symbol |
Enter the symbol you want to use to separate groups of digits in very large monetary amounts for this currency. A comma (,) typically is used for pounds, but any nonnumeric character can be used. |
Number of Digits in Group |
Enter the number of digits that appear between digit grouping symbols for this currency. For pounds, three digits typically are used, but you can use up to nine digits if you like. |
Positive Amount |
This field displays a example of how positive amounts will be displayed if you choose to use the options currently selected in the Currency Profile view. |
Negative Amount |
This field displays a example of how negative amounts will be displayed if you choose to use the options currently selected in the Currency Profile view. |
New button |
Click this button to open a new Currency Information window and set up new currency records |
OK button |
Click this button to accept the entries you've made in this window. |