Rounding to two decimal places in BPC/NW

Hello,
I am dealing with the task to round values to two decimal places. I have found some discussions in BPC-MS where the statement ROUND should work in logic. Unfortunately I am not able to make it work in the NW version.
Isn't there also a parameter in the appset or application administration which would cut the numbers only to two decimal places (this task would be also a possible solution for us).
Thanks for any help
Jan

Hello Pravin,
the second import worked fine. I realized that the class has changed to ZCL_BPC_SL_ROUND.
I debugged the class and noticed that the parameter it_cv is not filled at all. Therefore the program ends before starting the rounding procedure. Here is the part of the code:
Take CV into account
  clear l_success.
  loop at it_cv into ls_cv.
    clear l_val_string.
    loop at ls_cv-member into l_member.
      if sy-tabix eq 1.
        l_val_string = l_member.
      else.
        concatenate l_val_string l_member into l_val_string separated by ','.
      endif.
    endloop.
    if l_val_string ne space.
      l_success = add_dim_restriction( i_param = l_val_string i_dimension = ls_cv-dimension i_clear = abap_true ).
      if l_success eq abap_false.
        concatenate 'Failed to successfully add Dimension' ls_cv-dimension into l_log_msg
        separated by space.
        cl_ujk_logger=>log( l_log_msg ).
        cl_ujk_logger=>log( 'Exiting Round Method' ).
        cl_ujk_logger=>empty_line(  ).
        raise exception type cx_uj_custom_logic
          exporting messages = et_message.
        exit.
      endif.
    endif.
  endloop.
  if l_success eq abap_false. exit. endif. - here the program exits and therefore doesn't do any rounding.
If I comment this part the system rounds correctly but runs on all records in the cube which degrades performance a lot.
Could you please advice further if it is possible to restrict the data region only to the submitted data?
Best regards
Jan

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