Scaling

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Specifies how much amount on the ledger is displayed as 1 on reports and screens.

Format Pattern

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The view for amounts/numbers. You can specify sign display, comma display, percentage display, decimal point display, number of decimal places, etc. (see below for details).

Rounding on Input

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Specifies whether to perform rounding on input, and if so, how to handle the rounding. Choose from the following:

・(Not specified) …​ No rounding is performed.

・Round

・Round up

・Round down

Maximum Decimal Places

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When performing rounding on input, specifies the number of decimal places to retain after rounding. For example, if the maximum number of decimal places is set to 2, the third decimal place and beyond of the input value are rounded according to "Rounding on Input," leaving up to two decimal places.

Thus, if "Rounding on Input" is set to "Round" and the maximum number of decimal places is 2, an input value of 100.235 becomes 100.24. Please note that this process occurs before scaling is applied. In this case, whether the scaling is "one" or "thousand," the result will be 100.24.

You can specify an integer greater than or equal to 0 and less than or equal to "Scaling + 4" for the maximum number of decimal places. However, for scaling, "one" is considered as 0, "ten" as 1, "hundred" as 2, and "thousand" as 3, counting as powers of ten. This is because fusion_place can maintain the precision of amounts/numbers up to four decimal places.