Manipulating the Decimal Point in a Price Modifier

OnTime allows for four (4) digits after the decimal point when working with numbers throughout the system. Some users may need a price with five (5) or more digits after the decimal point. There is a simple way to accommodate this within OnTime.

An administrator can use a Zone Lookup Table to multiply with the price modifier to adjust that modifier's value. This is done by entering 0.1 or 0.01 into the cells of the zone lookup table. For example, if a price modifier's value was $125.5123, then that modifier was multiplied with a zone lookup table whose cells are filled with 0.1, the value of that modifier would then equal $12.55123.

To multiply a price modifier by a zone lookup table, follow these steps: