Higher precision of decimal places for ancillary costs
complete
Benedikt Voigt
The new, i.e. current behavior for additional costs (or other surcharges and reductions) is:
Case 1:10,00000% is represented as 10%
Case 2:10.1245% is presented as 10.1245%
It would probably be better if case2 as
10.12% * is displayed.
And only when the number is clicked should the full precision be shown.
But how should this be presented in the calculation? Even with an asterisk?
Benedikt Voigt
complete
It was already presented at the last UserGroup.
Arne Semmler
planned
Benedikt Voigt
Angi: “Yes, that sounds very plausible.”
Benedikt Voigt
Arne: “In the invoice PDF, asterisks, dots, etc. are out of the question. I would limit the presentation in the PDF to 3 decimal places. It can then be seen that there are more decimal places here. For the same reason, 3 decimal places are common in AVA programs for calculating construction costs. I think you're okay with that.
Agreed?”
Benedikt Voigt
Angi: “I think that with the points exactly meets the “ad” that there is even more here. I'd be fine with that. Perhaps it is incorrect for the invoices and looks unprofessional?
More like just 2 decimal places?
Or you really display all decimal places there. You should see that printed out...”
Benedikt Voigt
Arne Semmler: “I would rather show the jobs for now than hide them. It only happens in very specific places and then there is a reason for it.
Alternatively, I would choose a representation of the type “10.23...%” or “10.23...%”. If you see this, it would be clear that there are more than two decimal places here. But then it is barely any shorter. But first let's see how annoying it actually is with the many places.”