Multicurrency in Project Budgets
Workday supports multicurrency conversions in project budgets. Depending on the conversion type, Workday selects different currency rates and effective dates for those rates. For worker time block conversions, Workday uses a different calculation method than other project budget conversions.
If you used the
Edit Company Accounting Details
task to configure a Currency Rate Type Override
for your company, Workday uses it as the currency conversion rate in your project budget calculations. Otherwise, Workday uses the default currency rate for your tenant.For worker time block conversions, Workday uses the
Standard Cost Rate Currency Override
on the Resource Plan Line
for the worker. Otherwise, Workday uses the currency rate from the Project Standard Cost Rate Sheet
for the worker company. For ad hoc time blocks, if you specify a currency override on the transaction, Workday will use the rate you specify. If you don't specify a currency override on an ad hoc time block, Workday uses the same order of operations as it does for determining the rate type on worker time block conversions.You can review your specific currency rates by using the
Currency Rates as of Date
report. Depending on the conversion type, Workday uses a different effective date to select the currency conversion rate: Currency Conversion Type | Currency Conversion Date |
|---|---|
Project company to project | Project start date |
Project to project company | Transaction date |
Worker standard cost to project | Transaction date |
Example
You submit a worker time entry on 2023-01-14, costing $1500 CAD, for your project budget, which is in USD.
- The currency rate type override for your company isAverage.
- Because the conversion is from worker standard cost to project, Workday uses the currency rate as of your transaction date (2023-01-14).
- TheAveragecurrency rate in your tenant as of 2023-01-14 for theSource CurrencyCAD and theTarget CurrencyUSD is 0.76.
- The debit to your project budget is $1,140 USD (1,500 x 0.76 = 1,140).