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Hi

I have an invoice in euros that was purchased some time ago. I do not know what the exchange rate at the time was though



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new start up wrote:

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I have an invoice in euros that was purchased some time ago. I do not know what the exchange rate at the time was though

 Just Google it, plenty of sites out there where you can find out an exchange rate in the past, just use the invoice date



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XE.com is the standard site to get historic rates.

see here: www.xe.com/currencytables/

Just put in the date you want and Ta-Dah, same exchange rates as the banks use.

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Shamus wrote:

XE.com is the standard site to get historic rates.

see here: www.xe.com/currencytables/

Just put in the date you want and Ta-Dah, same exchange rates as the banks use.

 That site appears not to work

But I will have a look on the net and see if I can predate it



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new start up wrote:
Shamus wrote:

XE.com is the standard site to get historic rates.

see here: www.xe.com/currencytables/

Just put in the date you want and Ta-Dah, same exchange rates as the banks use.

 That site appears not to work

But I will have a look on the net and see if I can predate it

I'm, having no issues with either of those links.

 

 

 

 

 

 



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Worked fine for me as well!

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your Firefox looks very strange. Are you looking at it on a phone? And whats the red exclamation mark. Is that over Windows defender? I think that your software may be blocking the site? Pretty strange for a site which is an industry standard. Maybe set up an exception in your anti virus software.

 

 



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Looks like the AVG secure browser to me Shaun, would agree that something is blocking the site from loading.



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