Wrong Invoce Calulation in PSA 1.8.5

[Daniel]

Hello

The Invoice ignore the "numberToBasic" Value in the "currencyType" Table

so the amount is multiplied with 100 if I use "numberToBasic" = 2

If there a possiblity to add into the standard the followed function into
Timesheet and Invoices

function rndfunc($x){ return round($x * 2, 1) / 2; }

to round to 5 Cents (with is the smallst unit for CHF)

[Alex Lance]

Hi rutzd,

Forgive my ignorance, but are you telling me that there's no such

thing as (eg) the amount 1.29 in swiss francs? Even in terms of bank

transfers, credit cards etc?

In Australia the smallest denomination coin is a 5 cent coin, but at the

supermarket even though prices can be found in not-multiples-of-five

(eg: chewing gum might cost $1.29) but when you go to pay it, if you

pay with a credit card then exactly $1.29 is paid, but if you pay with

cash/coins then the supermarket will round it off to $1.30.

I would have thought that entering a number-to-basic of 2 for the Swiss

Franc is what you want, as that will round it to 2 decimal places

(although it won't round it to multiples of 5).

If you require that the final digit of the amounts are either a 5 or 0,

then in the short-term you might have to do the rounding off yourself,

by either adjusting the amounts manually or modifying the code yourself.

If you would like to provide me with more information then I can examine

the situation and ensure that the behaviour you are experiencing isn't

simply a programming error.

Let me know what you decide to do!

Kind regards,

Alex Lance

http://allocPSA.com

[Daniel]

Hello Alex

Sorry for my long response time (I was i vacation :-) )

Wath you state is correct, but in Switzerland it is not usuel to send an
Service Report or an Invoice with an amount of SFr. 79.73.

I found an description to round to 0.05 at

http://pastebin.com/6KXLsujm

I will try to add this function for Switzerland my self

Thanks for you quick and proffesional responses

Daniel Rutz