The Price Pattern defines the digits to be rounded and to what number they should be rounded.
The Price is treated as a series of digits:
- Penny digit: $0.01
- Ten cent digit: $0.10
- Dollar digit: $1.00, etc.
Use Simple Entries:
- For each digit that that should be rounded, enter the value to which it should be rounded.
- For each digit that should not be rounded, enter X.
- It is not necessary to enter an X in all digits (XXXX.95 is treated like X.95).
The digits to the left of an item's original Price are ignored. The most significant digit of a Price is normally not rounded. For example:
5X.95 would round $1.89 to $1.95 and not $51.95.
5X.95 would round $19.57 to $19.95 and not $59.95.
More Price Pattern examples:
X.95 - All prices end in 95 cents.
X9.99 - All prices end in 9.99.
Use the Test button to test the price rounding settings. Enter a price and click on Test.
Note: If prices should not be rounded at all, leave this field blank.
More Price Pattern / Round Up Examples
See:
Price Tables - General Information
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