decimal places in field amount

kanika
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Hello experts!!
NAV 2009 SP1
I need to show 5 decimal places in the field amount (item journal) but I only see 2,
I've already changed the decimal places in the table 83 (Item Journal Line) and in form 40 (item journal) to 2:5
but still showing only two
I've already changed too the fields unit cost and unit amount to 2:5, in the same way, without problems
Why not work in the field Amount?
Thanks!!
NAV 2009 SP1
I need to show 5 decimal places in the field amount (item journal) but I only see 2,
I've already changed the decimal places in the table 83 (Item Journal Line) and in form 40 (item journal) to 2:5
but still showing only two
I've already changed too the fields unit cost and unit amount to 2:5, in the same way, without problems
Why not work in the field Amount?
Thanks!!
0
Answers
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Maybe there are just 2 decimal places?
As far as I know amount gets often calculated with ROUND(X*Y).Table 83 UpdateAmount() Amount := ROUND(Quantity * "Unit Amount");
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oh yes!!!!
thank you0 -
I have another problem regarding this issue
Item journal Line (table 83): decimal places = 2:5, that's ok for all fields, unit cost, unit amount, quantity, etc.....
Value Entry (table 5802): fields cost amount(actual) and cost posted to G_L = 2:5 decimal places
But when I post the item journal lines the values in the table 83 only have 2 decimal places
That depends of a codeunit?
Thanks again0 -
Is "Amount Rounding Precision" in General Ledger Setup properly modified to manage more than 2 decimal places?
This field is user all over NAV to set roundings.* Daniele Rebussi * | * Rebu NAV Diary *0 -
and that, How may affect the movements already posted?0
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kanika wrote:and that, How may affect the movements already posted?
It works only on new entries, simply because it can only be done on an empty database: if there are already any entries won't be possible to change this setup due to an error raised during field validate.* Daniele Rebussi * | * Rebu NAV Diary *0 -
but, if I change that value by sql server?0
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kanika wrote:but, if I change that value by sql server?
It's even possible to change it from NAV commenting temporarily the code but in this way you could compromise database integrity.* Daniele Rebussi * | * Rebu NAV Diary *0 -
Respect to integrity I think if the precision is lower, then fail, but to be superior not think there are problems...................0
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