Decimal Error Calculation

Hi @adrianpajares

Thanks for reaching out!

Based on your example here: 2,128 * 48 = 102,44, the correct answer should be 102,144.

Can you please provide further details on your issue here so that we could check this further?

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Thanks!

This is the configuration.

The product:

Cart:

Is possible to only do calculation operations with only 2 decimals?

Thanks,

Howdy @adrianpajares

Thank you for reaching back, sharing more details on this.

From what I gather, while under the “Opciones de moneda” a two-digit decimal is selected, subsequently the prices are entered using three decimals. Why is that?

I suggest opting for either two digits, or three, for both the option under “Opciones de moneda” and the product prices.

Let us know how that goes.

The reason is because sometimes the price is imported or is applied a discount.

If you use a plugin (I tested several plugins) the calculation is the same, example:

Applied a 5% of discount:

Any calculation, discounts, taxes, prices introduced with multiple decimals… should be calculated with only 2 decimals if I select it.

Hello @adrianpajares,

The 2 decimal points you change from WooCommerce settings have nothing to do with the calculation, it’s how the price will be rendered in the front end.

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From my understanding of what you’re trying to achieve, you’ll need to work with the woocommerce_get_price hook.

You can add the following to your functions.php file.

function round_price($price, $product) {
  return wc_format_decimal($price, 2);
}
add_filter('woocommerce_get_price', 'round_price', 10, 2);

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I trust this clears up the confusion, please note that we are not developers here so if you need more help with customizations you can hire a WooExpert.

Cheers!