Did you see this?
Yes I saw and hen I applied the first method auto round. If I set the amount nearest 50 cents then it auto round the amount of exact amount for example. If the bill is $5 it is makinf $5.50 . It’s making every bill with 50 cents extra. I want it increase the value if it’s is more than 50 cents to next dollar like 6 dollar 7 dollar 8 dollar. Or if the amount is less than 50 cents it decrease the amount to again exact dollar. And if the amount is exact dollar like 5,6,7 or else amount it should remain the same no increase or no decrease thanks emre
Did you set Calculation Method as “Round Ticket Total” for both Calculation Types?
Yes … I did . I followed the each and every step that you showed in your tutorials thanks
Can you show us some screenshots of your Calculation Types?
PS: @Navdeep_Singh If you want it to round to nearest dollar then the amount for both calculations should be 1.0 not 0.5[quote=“Navdeep_Singh, post:6, topic:13630, full:true”]
Yes … I did . I followed the each and every step that you showed in your tutorials thanks
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That might be your problem his tutorial shows rounding to nearest .50 not nearest 1.0 try that change see what happens.
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It still not working properly after putting 1.0 in max amount @Jesse see in the attachment… the amount in the should be 23. After rounding 0.10 cents … but it is doing something else see in the attachment… it should round exactly amount
It still not working properly after putting 1.0 in max amount @ kendash @ emre … see in above attachment… the amount in the should be 23. After rounding 0.10 cents … but it is doing something else see in the attachment… it should round exactly amount
Show us your calculation type. You probably need to enable Tax Included option.
Show a screenshot of your settings if you can.
Its mot rounding by 10 cents you have it setup to round by 1%. I dont use rounding so not sure how it should look on the screen but i think youve definitely set it up wrong as what appears on the ticket is correct
Ticket total = 20.00
Tax = 2.90
Total = 22.90
1% of 22.90 is 0.23
Add 22.90 and 0.23 you get 23.13
Youll need to show how you calulation is setup
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You have wrong calculation type, sure you set fixed amount, you have 1 and discounting 1% so think you’ve selected %/rate rather than amount
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I have also a issue with rounding
I need flat template for rounding. for example my amount is 5.01 or 5.66 or any 5.++ it should be auto round in 6
Dont think it works like like that, pretty sure it uses standard rounding eg 0-0.49 is rounded down and 0.51-0.99 is rounded up.
So you wont get 5.01 rounded up to 6 as that just isnt mathematically correct
You will probably have to automate the round rather than use the rate/amount in the calculation selector.
Using a ticket total changed event update the round calculation amount (fixed amount calculation) using some math code.
Round ceiling or something like that.
[=F( Math.ceil(TN('TICKET TOTAL}') - TN('{TICKET TOTAL}') ) ]
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@QMcKay… divide? if its setting a fixed amount round would it not be minus?
Ticket Total rounded up minus ticket total = fixed amount to round up by (fixed amount charge added)?
You are correct @JTRTech. I read the bracketing wrong - it looked like to me at first glance you were taking Total minus Total then doing ceil, which would always give 0 LOL. I changed it back to your original.
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Can you give tutorial for this…
Even if someone did that topic is unrelated to your requirement other than it happens to use the Math.ceil function.
You need to do this;