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General Ledger - EBS (MOSC)

Decimal value issue while calculating inverse rates in GL

May 26, 2017 12:48PM edited Jun 20, 2017 10:01AM in General Ledger - EBS (MOSC) 27 commentsAnswered

Hi,

I can explain this with below example:-

I had entered a exchange rate between EUR and GBP as 1 EUR = .8732709 GBP (No. of decimals here is 7)

And system is calculating GBP -> EUR as 1.145120030909079874297883967048 (No. of decimals here is 32)

Is there a way to restrict the number of decimals. Our users do not want system to calculate some many decimals.

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