[mediterrania]

1.
If the final price ( with tax included ) is 124,34€ how can I show only 124 ?
I'd accept that if the price was 123,87€ the showed price was 124 too.

2.
If I write -in the column price- in openoffice 12,34 with comma and I save as csv, when I upload the file the price appears in control panel as 12,00 and I always lose the cents.
To solve it, after save the csv, I have to open it with notepad and replace all the commas with points ( 12.34 ) and upload it. Is there an easiest form ?

[Maya]

Currently, Ecwid always uses dot as a decimal separator in the price (both in import and in Ecwid control panel). However, you do not need to change all price separator in notepad manually. You just need to change your Open Office settings in such way that it use dot instead of comma as a decimal separator for price and other values if needed. Please, refer to this page: http://www.ehow.com/how_8511828_conv... how to change price format.
Once price format will be changed you should save this file again and re-import your products.

[mediterrania]

Thanks Maya,

Do you have any answer to my first question ?

If the final price ( with tax included ) is 124,34€ how can I show only 124 ?
I'd accept that if the price was 123,87€ the showed price was 124 too.

[Maya]

Originally Posted by mediterrania

Thanks Maya,

Do you have any answer to my first question ?

If the final price ( with tax included ) is 124,34€ how can I show only 124 ?
I'd accept that if the price was 123,87€ the showed price was 124 too.

Ecwid doesn’t allow to round the price to the integer value yet. If you consider that this functionality should be added in Ecwid, please, create an idea here: http://ideas.ecwid.com/forums/22031-... and we will email you when it is released.

Could you, please, explain us in more details why you decided to show all sales priced in integer format?

[Pascal Winnen]

This is the same as my issue
http://www.ecwid.com/bt/view.php?id=10702

I sell 45 items at 8 CHF each, and the total adds up to 360.05 CHF. this is very odd for the customer. By the way, the easiest way to solve this, is to increase the allowed number of decimals (NOW 7.805 netto -> 8.000125 brutto x 45 -> 360.005 -> 360.01 -> 360.05 CHF BETTER 7.80487804878049 netto -> 8 brutto x 45 -> 360 CHF)

Could you please pass this on to Codeman?

There was another request of someone asking to have more decimals because he was selling liquids by the gallon and there it's usual to have more than 2 digits behind the comma. so this all points in the same direction: give us the opportunity to add as much decimals as we want?

[Maya]

I sell 45 items at 8 CHF each, and the total adds up to 360.05 CHF. this is very odd for the customer. By the way, the easiest way to solve this, is to increase the allowed number of decimals (NOW 7.805 netto -> 8.000125 brutto x 45 -> 360.005 -> 360.01 -> 360.05 CHF BETTER 7.80487804878049 netto -> 8 brutto x 45 -> 360 CHF)

Could you please pass this on to Codeman?

Yes, sure. I have forwarded your request to Codeman, he will answer in corresponding Bugtracker ticket.

There was another request of someone asking to have more decimals because he was selling liquids by the gallon and there it's usual to have more than 2 digits behind the comma. so this all points in the same direction: give use the opportunity to add as much decimals as we want?

Currently, Ecwid allows to enter three digits after comma (if necessary) for more accurate calculations. If you consider that functionality, which allows to set number of digits after comma, should be added in Ecwid, please, create an idea here: http://ideas.ecwid.com/forums/22031-... and we will email you when it is released.