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    Susan Squire commented  · 

    Reports which have quantity, average price, and total:

    Payable invoice details (has every transaction and hard to sort into individual items).

    Accounts Transition can be sorted to individual accounts, if they had quantity and individual prices it would be easy to see at a glance, total number descriptions items sold ie tons sand, litres of fuel, easy to breakdown into individual accounts add two columns quantity and individual price to the 9 column from Invoices/bills which can already be added to reports.

    Individual item sales/purchases. Total sold not really relevant if you cannot breakdown into fine detail.

    This would be helpful for filling in carbon footprint forms ie cu/ton concrete used, litres fuel, fertilzer purchased, feed used, and stock sold etc.

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    Susan Squire commented  · 

    We have electricity bills that use 5 decimal places every month and in the past payments per litre for milk was to 6 decimal places.
    This would stop discrepancies of many £'s having to be entered as rounding errors and annual totals for products sold or paid for being correct.

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    Susan Squire commented  · 

    We have electricity bills that use 5 decimal places every month and in the past payments per litre for milk was to 6 decimal places.
    This would stop discrepancies of many £'s having to be entered as rounding errors and annual totals for products sold or paid for bring correct.

    Susan Squire supported this idea  ·