Round prices to endings like .99
A 50% discount on 29.90 gives 14.95, which is not a price anyone prints. Rounding turns a calculated amount into one you would.
Rounding is set per list. It applies to calculated prices only. A manual list stores what you type, and its rounding is fixed to No rounding.
Set rounding on a list
Section titled “Set rounding on a list”- Open Sales → Price lists, edit a derived or cost-based list, and click Configure derivation rule.
- Choose a Rounding mode.
- Choose a Precision for the plain modes, or a Suffix for the ending modes.
- Check the result in Example input, then save.
The modes
Section titled “The modes”- Nearest, Down and Up round to a multiple of the precision. With precision 5, down turns 41.00 into 40.00 and up turns 41.00 into 45.00.
- Psychological down, Psychological up and Psychological nearest land on an ending. Choose from .99, .95 and .90 for cents, or X9, X99, X95, X90 and X999 for whole-number endings. With X99, 1,702.43 becomes 1,699 going down.
Rounding is always applied last, after the rule and after any currency conversion.
Different rounding for part of a list
Section titled “Different rounding for part of a list”An advanced override can carry its own Rounding mode, for example to round one brand to X99. See Make a wholesale list from your retail list.