KONV-KAWRT number of decimals

The condition base value of a condition is always stored with 2 decimals in KONV-KAWRT, regardless of the actual number of decimals which depends on the unit in KONV-KMEIN. For example, 500 G (gram) is stored as 5000.00 G because G really has 3 decimals.
When viewing a condition in VA03 or VF03, SAP will show the condition base value with the right number of decimals.
My question: how can I determine the actual number of decimals myself? I thought it might be in T006-ANDEC, but that's not it.

Dear Filip,
Try the following simple syntax:
DATA: FLD(8) TYPE P DECIMALS 2,
DEC TYPE P.
DESCRIBE FIELD FLD DECIMALS DEC.
DESCRIBE FIELD KONV-KAWRT DECIMALS DEC.
Regards,
Pranav.

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Can someone help me with some logic to get around this issue. I would be more than happy to award full points.
Waiting for your replies...

Nope for some reason it is not working for me. I dont know what I am doing wrong. Below is the code I tried
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