Output Changes with respect to change in decimal places in currency

Dear All,
We had a requirement to implement 3 and 4 decimal prices in USD and GBP respectively. As per SAP recommendation we created new currencies USD3 and GBP4 and configured other stuffs. Now we are able to enter prices in 3/4 decimals. However the sales order and invoice outputs are showing incorrect prices in 2 decimals itself. For example if I enter unit price as 2.145 the output shows it as 21.45.
Please let me know what need to be fixed?
Regards,
Rajesh

Hi,
This can be due to various reasons.
1. Please check your personal settings in SU01. Due to the features here, you may get different notation in the output type.
2. There can also be a problem due to the code in the output type .We had the same problem, and found the root cause to be in the output program and rectified it. Now it is fine.
3. Also, check your standard configurations on these currencies once, though I am sure they are done fine.

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