Regarding decimal points in QATR

Hi ,
I am having an issue regarding the decimal points descrepancy in QATR (Quality Assurance test report).
The settings for decimal points for some of the inspection characteristics are not matching with the QATR report. Please help me in sorting out this issue.
Regards
vivek

Hi ,
I was just trying to change the decimal point values in the inspection characteristics for this material inspection plan & tried to run the report again to see the certificate.The is no change in the report.
So please tell that whether is there is any connection here??
Regards,
Vivek

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But in case of Invoice (VF01) it shows 3 decimal points like 2342.900
I want show both are same.Is there any settings for that...If any knows pls tel me.
Thanks in Advance.
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HI Subramanyam,
You Can maintain the number of decimal places for the required currency.
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sorry cant get you..
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I think your question is about currencies with different number of digits after decimal point. If you have the currency field in the ALV row, you have to give it's name as currency reference for the value field in the field catalog.
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I have created ALV report,
I have 2 price fields in ALV report
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For second field I have to display in the below format
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you can work with search and concatenate.
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The purchase price needs to have 4 digits after the decimal point, because the product/component would be packed and sold in other unit, which may give huge value difference.
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