Money 2004 invoicing rounded net total

Dean · Joined: 02 Aug 2007 Posts: 10

Is there any way to have Money not round off the net
total in invoicing? I'm charging a client by a per item
price (to 3 decimal places) and it's rounding off the
total to $25.00 increments. How can I make it calculate
to the penny? Porbably an easy one I'm overlooking!

Thank you,

Dean

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Dean · Joined: 02 Aug 2007 Posts: 10

Yes, but it only gives me 2 fields: Quantity and Price.
The price I quoted to my client was, for example,
$2381.94 for 2500 folders. If I put in quantity 2500 @
$2381.94 I get $5 million +! I wish!!

If I put in 2500 @ $0.95278 (per item) it should give me
the sub total of $2381.94 but instead it equals $2375.00.
Hmmm?

Where can I put in the total and have the program back it
out for me?

Thank you for your response Cal.

>-----Original Message-----
>In microsoft.public.moneycentral, Dean wrote:
>
>>Is there any way to have Money not round off the net
>>total in invoicing? I'm charging a client by a per item
>>price (to 3 decimal places) and it's rounding off the
>>total to $25.00 increments. How can I make it calculate
>>to the penny? Porbably an easy one I'm overlooking!
>
>Try entering the total and letting Money compute the per-
item price.
>
>.
>

Cal Learner · Joined: 02 Aug 2007 Posts: 996

In microsoft.public.moneycentral, Dean wrote:

>Is there any way to have Money not round off the net
>total in invoicing? I'm charging a client by a per item
>price (to 3 decimal places) and it's rounding off the
>total to $25.00 increments. How can I make it calculate
>to the penny? Porbably an easy one I'm overlooking!

Try entering the total and letting Money compute the per-item price.

Cal Learner · Joined: 02 Aug 2007 Posts: 996

In microsoft.public.moneycentral, Dean wrote:

>Yes, but it only gives me 2 fields: Quantity and Price.
>The price I quoted to my client was, for example,
>$2381.94 for 2500 folders. If I put in quantity 2500 @
>$2381.94 I get $5 million +! I wish!!
>
>If I put in 2500 @ $0.95278 (per item) it should give me
>the sub total of $2381.94 but instead it equals $2375.00.
>Hmmm?
>
>Where can I put in the total and have the program back it
>out for me?

I don't use the business version, and I was mistakenly hoping entry
might be similar to that for investments.