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Curreny format wrongly displaying

Former Member
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Hi,

When the statement using the stement , amount is converting wrongly.

write l_value currency p_waers to it_output02-current

p_waers is 'JPY'.

If values is 102.00 then it is converting to 10200. This is happening only for 'JPY'

currency. rest is OK.

We can turuncate before doing , but is there any other way or or any FM available?

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Former Member
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Hi,

I just completed a project for a Japanese customer.

The most important thing to remember is that the Japanese yen does not have decimals. Their smallest unit of currency is 1 yen.

They dont have the concept of paisa and rupees. Just Yen.

So a value stored in database as 10.00 with currency key as JPY actually refers to 1000 yen.

So the statement is working correctly.

Hope this helps.

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Former Member
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did you check with user profile by login JA Langauge

Check the transaction : SU01

reward points if it is useful

Thanks

seshu

Former Member
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Hi,

I just completed a project for a Japanese customer.

The most important thing to remember is that the Japanese yen does not have decimals. Their smallest unit of currency is 1 yen.

They dont have the concept of paisa and rupees. Just Yen.

So a value stored in database as 10.00 with currency key as JPY actually refers to 1000 yen.

So the statement is working correctly.

Hope this helps.

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I faced same problem.

The things is my report unit is 1000 JPY.

In this case, how to do?

thanks

Giang

Former Member
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Hi Nagaruju,

Shailesh is correct. No decimal values are allowed for japanese currency. Your calculation is correct only.

If value is 10.00 , the actual japanese currency is 1000 yen.

WRITE l_f_value CURRENCY 'JPY' TO l_f_currency.