Rounding decimals

Dear all,
Is there any way to restrict the Signed data decimal to 2 places? We have decimal formatted in the BPC Excel front end. But this doesnt stop data from Input schedule restricted to 2 decimal places in fact table.
Some users wrongly enter data with more than two decimal places in input schedule. Although such data is rounded off in the excel front end view, it doesnt get rounded in the fact table. We have issue when we try to extract such data using custom SSIS. We have option to round off at the time of extraction using custom SSIS. But when we extract huge data records, there are some reconciliation differences due to rounding. So the BPC data and extracted data differs. Is it possible to round the data at face table level?

Hi Lokesh,
We also have the same requirement. No decimal places required. I had done the changes to include SIGNED_DATA_FORMAT to 13.0, and have rebuilt the indexes on the Consolidaiton Cube. However it still doesn't work as expected.
When I run currency conversion, the coverted values still shows decimal places.
Are we missing any step here?
We are on BPC 10NW SP05.
Please suggest.
Regards,
Rashmi

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