Round up factor

Hi all,
here is what I'm looking for: On my selection screen I have a parameter of a round-up factor. With this factor I need to round a quantity. If for example I have a quantity of 2.26 and my factor is 25% it should go to 2.5.
Can anyone help how to do this?
Thanx!

take an integer type and move the original value into a dummy variable say dummy of the original variable type.
data a, b type i.
dummy = 2.26
b = dummy - 0.5. " b = 2
a = ( dummy - b ) * 100. " a = 26
now u have write if else block to see whether 'A' is in between 0-25, 25-50, 50-75, 75-100.
if a bt 0 and 25.
a = 25.
elseif a bt 25 and 50.
a = 50.
endif.
dummy = b + ( a / 100 ).
copy back dummy to its original value.

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As 75.15% weight of the batch specific unit GLB characteristic value .7515 conversion will be fine.
If you enter the value as 75.15 you not have conversion factor directly, Please refer OSS note 362932 -Conversion with proportion/product units
You can use the Object dependencies in that case.You enter data in any unit of measure. The conversion factors are determined by object dependencies using characteristics of the batch classification, or they are entered manually. If there is no conversion factor to be determined or none is entered, the system uses the planned conversion factor. The conversion factors are stored in the batch classification as characteristic values.
Also you can use the function module MURC_ROUND_FOR_FRACT which works with a new algorithm for the calculation of the approximation. This algorithm determines the best possible approximation depending on the available (decimal) places and the length of the conversion factors (numerator and denominator)
391710 - Rounding of characteristic values for quantity conversion
Please have a look on below document,
Catch Weight Management
Regards,
R.Brahmankar

Rounding while goods receipt against outbound delivery

Hi Experts,
I have an issue regarding alternative unit of measure.
Material with base unit of measure FT,ordered unit is Meters since the alternate unit of measure has conversion factor getting decimal places while goods receipt against outbound delevry.
Is it possible to round off to nearest figure without decimals.At what level means PO,delivery,GR how we can round off.please advice with customization.
Thank you very much for your help.
Regards,
Babu
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it is not possible to rounding of stock while GR through customizaton settings.
abap development is required to round off the stock.

Round up factor

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