• Assume that price fields are rounded up to 2 decimals (which is the default WooCommerce behavior, and which is a good behavior).

    Now assume that we have “Cost of Goods” fields where it makes sense for business owner to still input price costs with up to 5 decimals. Why? Because when you calculate 1000 units, then 2 decimals or 5 decimals make a lot of difference.

    Is it possible that when we hover on a price that has raw value with more than 2 decimals, then you display the real value with all the decimals upon hovering.

    Current workaround would be to simply click on quick edit, and we see the real full number with all the digits, but this makes an additionnal unnecessary click. It could just be displayed upon hover.

    Same would be useful for when default WooCommerce product prices are encoded excluding taxes, there, inputting prices with 2 decimals or 5 decimals can make some difference considering that VAT can be up to 20% or 25% in some countries.

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