As Decrease Amount setting not enabled for your calculation template it only increases ticket amount. If you need to always round by increasing ticket amount you can select Round Ticket Total Exactly setting as Calculation Method.
If you want to round nearest value (so it can increase or decrease depending on ticket amount) you’ll need two calculation types as explained at the beginning of this post. SambaPOS Rounding Features. In this case you’ll have two payment processors. One of them will work accordingly.
It works if it can round to nearest value by increasing Ticket Amount. For example it works when ticket is 2.94. It can make it 2.95. So works. But does not works for 2.91 as it is configured to round to nearest, nearest value is 2.90. It needs to decrease ticket amount. But it can’t as Decrease Amount setting not enabled.
Why it is so complex? Unlike any other solution we never miss a cent and just reflect it to accounting. This is just one of the reasons.
So $1.57 should become $1.60 the way I configured it correct? Or should offer a $1.60 Cash Button. Uploading…
But see below the $ 2.99 offers a cash option of $3.00 BUT has no Happy Hour Discount…
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Doing it now, will post it shortly…
Yes it works? I have obviously confused myself? $ 1.57 now offers a Cash Button of $ 1.60. So @emre I am just going to re-read all your comments above a few more times…