Projects - Increase maximum amount of digits allowed for Estimated Expense fields
Restricted to entering 9 digits before the decimal place in estimated expense unit price/total fields.
AdminKierron Brown
(Admin, Xero)
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Bryony Richardson
commented
I also need more decimal places for the unit price.
It's really annoying as my mark-up amounts don't otherwise align with the actual total amount per retail pricing. As a work-around, I have to use the custom price option and change the total amount to derive the correct total value - which then pulls through the correct decimalised unit price in the quote form, but why can't I just set it in the estimated expense window. It adds frictional workload to the process, especially when doing this many, many times a month. Please make this tweak, Xero!
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scott hampton
commented
**** - I need six digits on the RIGHT to deal with Chinese pricing that calculates out like this for a unit cost:
$0.016557 and those numbers at the end add up when multiplied by BIGNUM quantities of fiddly stuff. Half the time it rounds to nearest penny (FML!) the rest it is rounded at four digits on the right. We should have at least 6 digits on the right, and 12 on the left (currency nonsense).
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Timothy Newey
commented
This is critical for businesses that operate in countries where the currency is weak. For example, one billion Indonesian rupiah is roughly US$67,000. A maximum of nine digits makes the Project addon unusable in countries like Indonesia.