on 2012 Jun 13 8:37 AM
Dear Experts
My government is planning to reduce three zeros from every note..
For Example 50,000 will equal to 50.., 10,000 to 10
Please advice me how can i go ahead with my current SAP system and what be problem all over on the system.
Regards,
Parikshit
Hi Parik,
If you are using SAP B1 8.8 release family or SAP B1 2007, you can't decrease the decimal places for all areas.
JimM
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Thanks Gordon
PLD or Crystal Report is a temporary solution.we are looking for historical data solution.
Please advice
regards
Parikshit
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Hi Parikshit,
Your issue is not related to decimal places but actual value of the currency change. In my opinion, you have to decide the following:
1. Will you use the same database at all because you cant change the historical data?
2. Is it possible only change the output (all PLD or Crystal Reports)?
It will be tough if you still use the same database. The history will be distort by factor of 1000.
Thanks,
Gordon
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Hi Parikshit,
First confirm the 'Rounding Method' setting defined in,
Administration -System Initialization - Document Settings - General Tab.
If the Rounding method selected is 'Currency' then you can control the decimal place for each of the currencies defined in, Administration - Setup - Financials - Currencies
If you want to operate some currencies with decimal places and some do not with decimal places, then select the Rounding method as 'Currency'.
It is to be noted that the currency decimal place defined in the Currencies Setup as above will take precedence over the global decimal place settings defined in Administration - System Initialization - General Settings - Display tab
I hope this helps you.
Thanks.
Hari
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