Thank you for the thorough explanation, and I appreciate the link you provided, @estudiogranja. I know how important it is to use the updated exchange rates daily to align with Uruguayan Central Bank. Don't worry, I'll share a workaround to manually enter them into the program.

Importing the Uruguayan Central Bank Exchange Rate in QuickBooks is currently unavailable. It's our utmost goal to cater to all business needs. Thus, I recommend sharing this idea with our Product Developers. They will review it and consider it for future updates depending on the number of users' requests.

Here's how:

1. Go to the Gear icon.
2. Under the Profile column, select Feedback.
3. Share your suggestion, then click Next.

You'll want to track your suggestion through this website. You can also visit our blog to keep up with recent events and developments.

There are two ways to use your exchange rates. You can adjust the rate when you enter the transaction or update them in your currencies list. Please make sure to turn on the multicurrency feature before doing this.  

To utilize your exchange rate for a foreign currency transaction, follow the steps below:

1. Select + New, then select the transaction you want to enter.
2. Select the Customer or Supplier from the ▼ dropdown.
3. In the Rate field, enter the exchange rate.
4. Complete the transaction details, then select Save and close.

You can check out this guide for the complete steps of your second option: Enter and use your own exchange rates.

I'm always here to listen if you have other concerns about importing data or adding exchange rates to the program. You're always welcome to post again. Stay safe.