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Pricing Significant Digits

edited Aug 26, 2018 5:02AM in Distribution - JDE1 (MOSC) 2 commentsAnswered

Working with JDE 9.2 pricing.

Using a formula, I am creating a unit price by dividing my base price by a contract guaranteed factor quantity. I have my unit price set up for 4 decimals but the division results in an 10 decimal value. When I try to use the new base price and multiply it by the guaranteed units my extended price is wrong because JDE hasn't used the 10 decimals in the calculation.

ie

Guaranteed Base Price Resulting Unit Price Incorrect Extended Price
     106,020.0000   13,205,736.3100 124.5589 13,205,734.5780

the correct unit price should be 124.55891633654 in order to arrive at the 13,205,736.31 correct extended price

Is there any way to trick JDE into producing the correct price?

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