Values are not calculated correctly when "0" is specified for the "Number of decimal places to round"
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The Number of decimal places to round and Rounding settings specified inMisc settings are also applied to values in formulas.
| Field name and field code | Field type | Formula |
|---|---|---|
| Tax-excluded price (tax_excluded_price) | Number | - |
| Tax-included price (tax_included_price) | Calculated | tax_excluded_price*1.1 |
In this example, "100" entered in the "Tax-excluded price" field will be displayed as follows.
- If "2" is specified as the Number of decimal places to round, "110" will be displayed in the "Tax-included price" field.
- If "0" is specified as the Number of decimal places to round, "100" will be displayed in the "Tax-included price" field.
* The formula for the "Tax-included price" field is "tax_excluded_price*1".
If you have specified "0" as the Number of decimal places to round and want to display "110" in the "Tax-included price" field, you need to set the formula for the "Tax-included price" field as "tax_excluded_price*110/100".