Configuring an Alternate Currency

If you accept a second currency for payment, you can configure Millennium to display prices in the alternate currency.

Example:  If your business is located in the USA, you can configure Millennium to display prices in Mexican Pesos.  This allows employees to view prices in both US Dollars and Mexican Pesos.

When you configure an alternate currency, receipts show prices in two currencies and you can view the data on selected reports in the alternate currency.


  1. Select Data > Business Information and Preferences.

The Business Information window displays.

  1. Click Edit, click the Preferences tab, and click the Currency tab.

  1. Select Track Alternate Currency.
  2. In the Alternate Currency Name field, type the name of the alternate currency.
  3. (Optional) Select Show Items on Receipt in Alternate Currency to display the line items on receipts in the alternate currency.

Notes:

  1. In the Rate field, type the current exchange rate for the alternate currency.

Example:  If your primary currency is US Dollars (USD) and you want to set up Mexican Pesos (MXN) as the alternate currency, type the current USD to MXN exchange rate.

  1. Click Add Rate.
  2. Click Yes.
  3. Click Save.

Notes:

Important:  You must add a new rate each time the exchange rate changes so that reports run for multiple days display the correct totals.  If you choose to update the current exchange rate rather than add a new rate each time, your reports will use the current exchange rate regardless of the rate used at the time of the transaction.

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