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Changing Qty decimal places to 6 instead of 5

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Hi All,

I need to change the decimal places on the Qty field for items all over BC to accept 6 decimals instead of 5, is there a way similar to AX where you can simply adjust the extended data type or any equivalent method to achieve this?

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keoma 32,729 on at

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goto General Ledger Setup

especially checkout:

- Amount Decimal Places

- Unit-Amount Decimal Places

- Amount Rounding Precision

- Unit-Amount Rounding Precision

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NajibSaad 10 on at

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Thank you Franz, this applies for amounts only right?

I need the Qty in inventory journals to have 6 decimal places, how can I achieve that?

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Teddy Herryanto (Th... 14,306 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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I don't think you can change the decimal places in quantity by standard.

You can do customization, but you need to do it in a lot of places.

Try to change the Unit of Measure, for example from meter to millimeter, so you don't need that many decimals.

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CBurke 12 on at

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Hi NajibSaad ,

Did you ever find a solution for this? Need something similar myself.

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KasparsSemjonovs 4,821 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Out of the box - this would be done by the Rounding Precision in Item card, but the limit here is 5 decimal places.
So if You need 6 - that can be done by customization only.

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But there are so many places in the system you will need to modify this that you should try to avoid it.

I liked what Teddy suggested here - work with the unit of measures instead.

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