Decimal digits in Qunatity

Hi Experts,
We are in Gold ornaments retail business.
1. The quantity of items decimal units required is 3, say, 8.599 gms. The decimal units in gneral settings of item quantity was set as 4, and the reports also was generated. If now to change from 4 digits to 3, is it possible?
2. Is it required to create new data base and start afresh, to change the 4 decimals to 3 decimals?
Please clarify.
T&R
chandra

Dear Chandra,
U cannot come down on the no of decimal places, but u can only increase. So i suggest u to create a new DB.
Vasu Natari.

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