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shortred
Trusted Cover User
5 years ago

Packing slips show strange unit prices

When printing packing slips showing unit prices, the pricing appears with multiple numbers after the decimal point. As we usually deal in whole dollar amounts, this is unsettling to clients, especial...
  • Emily_B's avatar
    Emily_B
    5 years ago

    Hello shortred 

     

    With AccountRight 2019.3 and later, two new columns were added for selection on an item based, customised form: EX PRICE 2 &  INC PRICE 2. These columns can be added to show only two decimal places of the price.

     

    You can add these columns to your customise form via Setup >> Customise Forms >> Invoices >> Items >> and then select the form before selecting 'Customise.' Once in the customise forms window, right-click on the invoice table and select 'Show Hide Columns' before selecting the desired column to add (you may want to remove the other column at the same time).

     

    Note: You can move the column order on customised forms by clicking and dragging the column into position within the table. Our Help Article: Add tables to forms has a clip of the process in action. Column widths may need to be resized after that move.

     

    Do let us know how you get on and if you have any other questions.

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Emily_B
Former Staff
5 years ago

Hello shortred 

 

With AccountRight 2019.3 and later, two new columns were added for selection on an item based, customised form: EX PRICE 2 &  INC PRICE 2. These columns can be added to show only two decimal places of the price.

 

You can add these columns to your customise form via Setup >> Customise Forms >> Invoices >> Items >> and then select the form before selecting 'Customise.' Once in the customise forms window, right-click on the invoice table and select 'Show Hide Columns' before selecting the desired column to add (you may want to remove the other column at the same time).

 

Note: You can move the column order on customised forms by clicking and dragging the column into position within the table. Our Help Article: Add tables to forms has a clip of the process in action. Column widths may need to be resized after that move.

 

Do let us know how you get on and if you have any other questions.

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    shortred
    Trusted Cover User
    5 years ago

    Thank you - that worked :)

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