Decimel place for indian currency

Hi experts,
I changed the decimel setting for indian currency in su01, but the system showing 3 digits after decimel point, i tried to fix the decimel place 2 through t.code:OY04, there is no decimel place for 2 only 1,3,4,5 is available in the table. Kindly guide me how to fix the decimel place 2 for indian currency(INR).
J.Francis

Hi,
In OY04, if you keep it blank system by default treat it as 2 decimal places. and your SU01 setting won't affect.
Further what is your company code currency? Is it INR??. If not system won't restrict INR with two decimal places.
Hope it is clear
Regards
Venkat

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