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  • June 21, 2024
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In Payment Schedule for Purchase Order

When entering a schedule line for Pay Sched Line Type = “Retention” the user enters a Percentage of “10.18” but on leaving the field or saving the record the Percentage is rounded to 1 decimal place meaning that the Percentage is now “10.2” meaning that the Planned Amount is wrongly calculated as as 166,902.5286 instead of 166,575.2687 a difference of 327.25986

 

Can we amend the decimal places and if yes, where can this be amended.  

Many thanks.

 

John

APPS 10 UPD 22.

Best answer by Pilar Franco

Hi @RutJWhalen,

Yes, I also could see that the system rounds up the percentage value in the last Core Update in App10. This is window code, so handled whenever a value is inserted and cursor focus changed.  And this seems to be as per design from the origin, as I found and old support case with this explanation:

“In supplier payment schedule if you enter the percentage, then system does round it off. If you want to make a payment with fraction, then it would be suggested than you enter the amount directly, instead of entering the % in amount column. “

So then, as an option, you can insert manually the Planned Amount with the desired amount. You can even do the calculation yourself in Planned Amount field (in this case, for example, by inserting “= 1636299.3*0.1018”).

Regards,

Pilar

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  • June 21, 2024

Hi @RutJWhalen,

Yes, I also could see that the system rounds up the percentage value in the last Core Update in App10. This is window code, so handled whenever a value is inserted and cursor focus changed.  And this seems to be as per design from the origin, as I found and old support case with this explanation:

“In supplier payment schedule if you enter the percentage, then system does round it off. If you want to make a payment with fraction, then it would be suggested than you enter the amount directly, instead of entering the % in amount column. “

So then, as an option, you can insert manually the Planned Amount with the desired amount. You can even do the calculation yourself in Planned Amount field (in this case, for example, by inserting “= 1636299.3*0.1018”).

Regards,

Pilar

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