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keano43


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I have Sage Line 50, is there a way that i can invoice in different currencies?

I need to invoice in USD, Euro and GBP, but it seems to just default to sterling.



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Donna CBK


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there is but I believe it is sage 50 professional - if you are going to use this you must ensure you have atleast a dummy Euro & $ account as a euro customer can only pay in euro's etc. Alternative would be to keep exchange rate up to date - at bottom of the invoice enter the converted currency value.

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Thanks Donna much appreciated

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