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How can I get the inventory valuation report to show more than 2 decimal places?
Hi,
We thousands of components that have a standard cost of less than 1 cent. When I run the inventory valuation report I have a zero value on hand, when there are quantities on hand that do not sum to greater and 1 cent. I can not find under customization how to increase the decimal places, only how to drop or further round down my results!
Ultimately I am trying to ascertain the standard cost at a point in time for both historical and audit purposes. As revaluation is a common task in our business we do not run multiple standard cost versions.
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