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unit cost on a job journal - not going to 6 decimal

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Hello,

We are on FIFO - when doing a job journal I need the unit cost like the quantity to go to 6 decimal places.  

I have setup the general ledger setup to be 6 decimal but that does not seem to matter - on a job journal it only lets me go to 3.

This is a manufacturing company and I need all item related transactions to be a decimal of 6 but could get away with 5.

These transaction runs into at least 3 to 4 million a month, so those tiny rounding adds up.

please can anyone tell me how to do this.

Thank you

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  • Dallefeld Profile Picture
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    RE: unit cost on a job journal - not going to 6 decimal

    So even though the cost on the job journal is less than six decimals, adjust cost is going to pull costs from inventory to match what was put in even regardless of the decimals that you are seeing in the job journal. You should not be overriding the costs in the job journal. Remember that in your general ledger everything is round to two decimal places and differences are posted to specific accounts in your general ledger for roundings.

    I worry that maybe us production orders might be better than jobs for your decimal issues? Have you considered this? Would like to understand your reasoning for using jobs.

  • Need-to-know Profile Picture
    50 on at
    RE: unit cost on a job journal - not going to 6 decimal

    Hello Kim,

    Thank you for the reply - unfortunately they are using an outside manufacturing system that measured the length, strength, width, size, weight plus a lot traceability that is 16 char and serial numbers that are 24 char - custom made software for the steel, so could not use BC but what we are doing is taking the component used and reducing the weight of the steel using a data connector which has 6 decimal places and importing this directly into a job journal to cost the job and this is where we are getting this huge variance because it wants to round it up to 2 and if you take millions that rounding is quite a big amount. 

    Is this enough info for you to go on to?, 

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