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Decimal amounts are being rounded in Journal entry
So I am entering a Journal entries. Originally, I am entering them as a CSV Import because they are too many. But I keep getting error:
| The debits and credits are not balanced on this transaction because amounts entered include more decimal places than are supported for this currency. Please round off the amount of each line to a maximum of 0 decimal places. |
The currency is in JPY (Our subsidiary base currency is USD).
I have these lines:
| Account Name | Debit | Credit |
| Account1 | 1000001.04 | |
| Account2 | 1000001.04 |
The expectation is the amount will stay as is with the decimal amount.
But in reality, it becomes like this:
0