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Dynamics 365 Project Operations - Edit per diem transaction date, exchange rate in expense management
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Microsoft’s text, with source markup removedWe are announcing the ability to edit transaction dates and exchange rates for per diem expenses to improve flexibility and accuracy in expense reporting, in Dynamics 365 Project Operations. This feature will reach general availability on September 12, 2025.How does this affect me?This capability will enable users to manually edit the transaction date for per diem expenses. The modified information will be utilized in subsequent expense-related calculations and postings.Currently, the expense management system does not allow for editing transaction dates and exchange rates. This limitation may lead to compliance concerns for organizations, particularly when specific regulatory requirements for expense conversions are not met. By addressing this gap, organizations can ensure accurate expense reporting, reduce compliance risks, and enhance the overall integrity of the expense management process.What action do I need to take?This message is for awareness and no action is required.If you would like more information on this feature, please visit the Edit per diem transaction date, exchange rate in expense management learn article.
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