Showing customer currency in invoice template, must have or I am leaving! EZ Template fields do not display the currency symbol.

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When you import a custom template for invoices, the option to assign a currency is unavailable. This is because, QuickBooks will automatically detect and assign a currency when you add the customer to a sale.

After importing the template, you will see the customer's currency under Balance Due. See this multi-currency customer's invoice using a EZ template:

If you're not seeing any currency after using the template, use a private window and create the invoice there. Incognito mode will not save any history making it a good place to identify browser problems. To start incognito mode, use these keyboard shortcuts:

• Google Chrome: press Ctrl + Shift + N  
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If you no longer see this alert in private browsing, clear the browser's cache. This will help delete the history of the browser, so you can start in a clean slate.

To learn more about the difference of EZ mapping and editing imported transaction styles, see the following links: 

• Import custom form styles for invoices or estimates
• EZ Template Samples
• QuickBooks Online EZ Map Fields Catalogue

Let me know how it goes. I'll be right here if you need anything else about custom templates. Have a good one!

The currency for the customer is part of the customer record in the QBO dataset, it should therefore be part of the EZ template fields that you can add to the header of the invoice like the customer name, address and so forth.  Alternatively, it should be part of every monetary fields in EZ Template, not merely a single end monetary value.