I am having some difficulties with decimals in Axapta.
It seems that Axapta will always use 2 decimals - everywhere...
A simple job like "(100 * 100.1)" will return a value of 10010.00; i.e. 2
decimals. Similarly, if you multiply 2 4-decimal values, Axapta will also
return only 2 decimals.
Another example:
Take a look at the initFromPriceDisc method of the table SalesLine:
void initFromPriceDisc(PriceDisc priceDisc)
{
;
this.salesPrice = priceDisc.price();
this.priceUnit = priceDisc.priceUnit();
this.salesMarkup = priceDisc.markup();
this.confirmedDlv = this.salesTable().deliveryDate;
if (priceDisc.deliveryDays())
this.confirmedDlv = max(systemdateGet() + priceDisc.deliveryDays(),
this.confirmedDlv);
}
this.salesPrice will always return 2 decimals, even though I have modified
the EDT (actually created a new one that extends the original one) to hold 4
decimals.
If I - for testing purposes - change to "this.SalesPrice = 4.5678;",
this will return all 4 decimals.
All I want is to have the unit prices in SalesLine and PurchLine reflect the
relevant price in PriceDiscTable. Please note that all fields (SalesPrice,
PurchPrice etc.) have been setup to accept 4 decimals, but something goes
wrong in the above method.
What am I missing here... ?
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Jens
Ax_30_SP1
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