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Import Journal Transactions for Trial Balance but There's 1 Cash Account use Other Currency

  • April 15, 2026
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Hello everyone. So, I wan to import journal transactions for the Trial balance, base our currency is IDR. So, I got the data of the TB amount is using base currency (IDR) but there is one cash account that i set to USD (The Cash Account is from Account Bank and the transactions of bank is using USD). What should I do if i want to import the Journal Transactions if there’s one cash account that i set to USD (not base currency). Please help to give the explanation and guide of the importing trial balance using Journal Transactions. Thank you.

Best answer by nhatnghetinh

Hi ​@dinda56 

In your scenario, where you are importing Trial Balance data and one Cash Account uses a foreign currency (USD) while the base currency is IDR, the recommended and safest approach is to separate Journal Transactions by currency.

Key Principle. You should:
+ Create one Journal Transaction for IDR accounts
+ Create another Journal Transaction for USD accounts
+ Use Opening Balance accounts (clearing accounts) for each currency to keep journals balanced.
This ensures the system correctly handles currency and exchange rate calculations.

 

Best Regards,

NNT

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nhatnghetinh
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Hi ​@dinda56 

In your scenario, where you are importing Trial Balance data and one Cash Account uses a foreign currency (USD) while the base currency is IDR, the recommended and safest approach is to separate Journal Transactions by currency.

Key Principle. You should:
+ Create one Journal Transaction for IDR accounts
+ Create another Journal Transaction for USD accounts
+ Use Opening Balance accounts (clearing accounts) for each currency to keep journals balanced.
This ensures the system correctly handles currency and exchange rate calculations.

 

Best Regards,

NNT

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  • April 15, 2026

Hi ​@nhatnghetinh Thank you for your answer. So, it’s better to separate between the currency right.
Lets say I Import the trial balance uses Journal Transactions for IDR Accounts.
and after all the data of IDR accounts up to Acumatica, I start to import the trial balance uses Journal Transactions for USD accounts, is that correct? 

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nhatnghetinh
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Hi ​@dinda56 

Yes, To be safe after you import the Journal Transactions do not Release. Please check if the Credit & Debit balances in the Transaction Journals match the trial balance => Only then should you release the data.

Note that you may need to use opening balance accounts (clearing accounts) for each currency to keep journals balanced.

 

Best Regards,

NNT

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  • April 15, 2026

​@nhatnghetinh Okay thank you for the explanation, I will try it, thank you.

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Laura03
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  • April 15, 2026

Hello.

In addition to NNT’s suggestions, another option that I have used successfully:

  1. Set up an extra cash account denominated IDR in GL and in Banking, representing “Future US$” account figure.
  2. Import all trial balance figures in IDR.
  3. For each month that was migrated, use Fund Transfer screen in Banking to move Future US$ account balance out of the temporary IDR cash account and into the real USD$-denominated Banking Cash Account. Use proper month-end dates and exchange rates for the month on the Fund Transfer.
  4. When all money is moved and translated to the USD$ Bank Account, inactivate the temporary extra account denominated IDR.  

I hope this helps you.

Laura

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