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# Exchange Rates Grid
Budget-specific **exchange rates** can be found here:
Exchange Rates grid
Note that these will be specific "budget exchange rates".
All these rows are non-editable.
Read more about the grid's "base functionality" [here](/release-8.12/voyage-management-system/step-by-step-guides/data-grids.md#base-functionality).
## Creating an Exchange Rate
By clicking the -icon on the grid (not the top-most one), you will be able to *create* a new Exchange Rate, that is adapted to your needs. You can find it under the Master Data module as well. There, you will see the Budget Scenario name listed within the Budget Version column, to identify which exchange rates are of type "budget":
Create Exchange Rate modal
Note that you **cannot** edit the Budget Version as it's pre-selected from the Budgets view.
## Opening an Exchange Rate
By clicking the -icon in the left-most column, you will be able to *open* up the Exchange Rate drawer for that specific row. From the below view, you can edit the selected exchange rate:
Exchange Rate drawer from Exchange Rates grid view
Changes done in the drawer will be reflected in the rows.
Additionally, you can also use the secondary actions  to **disable** the exchange rate.
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