Numeric value

im using ECC 5.0 , here during BOM creation my ratio of FERT and ROH is 1:1.82
but when i put this value 1.82 there system gives me below message
Enter a numeric value
Message no. 00052
Plz help mei want to put value of 1.82 but system not allowing me and if i put 1.820 then system take it as 1820
plz tell me way

Hi Rahul,
Problem is seems to be with your default Decimal Notation.
Go to SU3 and then in Parameter Tab .
For Decimal Notation select value X 1,234,567,89.
Then save it and then Try to Create BOM after Re log on.
Regards,
Dhaval

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