Unit Price Decimals for Sales and Purchasing

[egresch]

Our current data dictionary setup for UPRC is 4 digits. We want to have our
sales orders priced at 2 digits and our purchase orders priced at 4 digits.
We use all kinds of discounts in our sales prices that cause 4 digit unit
prices. Even though the F4211 and F4311 have a different DD for unit price,
they both share the pricing history (F4074) which uses UPRC to make
adjustments. So I cannot change the DD for UPRC to 2 digits.

We basically want our sales unit prices to round to 2 digits. The field can
still be 4 digits, but the last two digits would be 00. Example: 2.1100.

Is there a way to tell JDE to round prices to a specfied amount of digits?

Ed Gresch
B7332 NT/SQL SP14.1

 

[Mike Dupaix]

Ed,

When SO calculates the extended price, it is always expressed with two decimal places. If you want the base price to use only two decimal places, enter the prices as $.XX00 andy you won't have a rounding issue.

sales orders priced at 2 digits and our purchase orders priced at 4 digits.
We use all kinds of discounts in our sales prices that cause 4 digit unit
prices. Even though the F4211 and F4311 have a different DD for unit price,
they both share the pricing history (F4074) which uses UPRC to make
adjustments. So I cannot change the DD for UPRC to 2 digits.

We basically want our sales unit prices to round to 2 digits. The field can
still be 4 digits, but the last two digits would be 00. Example: 2.1100.

Is there a way to tell JDE to round prices to a specfied amount of digits?

Ed Gresch
B7332 NT/SQL SP14.1




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