on 2024 Sep 03 4:00 AM
Hi ALL,
Currently, we are implementing Country Oman - facing an issue with the Data Migration open item as templates allow only 2 decimal places.
How to change default decimal places in the migration cockpit, I tried with modeler but cannot edit the standard structure.
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Hello @FrankFinkbohner , Thank you for the clarification.
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Hi @FrankFinkbohner ,
The issue is coming for Finance templates - AR/AP/Fixed asset and GL.
However, to update further, yesterday, we checked a few other templates, like Open Purchase orders and Sales orders; we faced the same issue in the amount field.
Regards,
Dinesh
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Hello,
Thank you very much for your question.
Here's the information you're looking for:
"Number
Enter numbers with decimals in the relevant country-specific format, for example 12.34 (United States) or 12,34 (Germany). For fields with decimal places, the length includes the number of decimal places (if required), for example if the information for the column states Length: 8, Decimals: 3, then a number such as 12345.678 is permitted. Note that decimal places are not mandatory. In is this example, you can specify a whole number up to length 8 without decimal places, for example ‘1’. This number would be set to ‘1.000’ internally. For negative numbers, ensure that a minus sign (‘-‘) directly precedes the number, for example ‘-100’.
Note that the maximum field length supported by Microsoft Excel is 15 digits (including decimals). If you have longer numbers, use the option for transferring data to S/4HANA using staging tables. For more information, see SAP Knowledge Base Article 2718516"
Kind regards,
Henrike
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