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I have an issue with pricing on a product variant.
Price per UoM = 2.56
Qty = 24
markup = 1.23 (23%)

Desired setup
2.56 * 1.23 = 3.1488 = rounded to 3.15 <--- UoM price
3.15 * 24 = 75.60 <-- Variant price, divides to UoM price
Basically the issue is that the industry knows the cost per UoM, how
ever widgets are sold in various lengths and the variants does
everything but pricing perfectly.
Customer divides price by UoM and gets 3.1488 which is correct but not
what they thought was the price.

What is actually happening
2.56 * 24 = 61.44 <-- the product variant price
61.44 * 1.23 = 75.5712 <-- 3 cents off, and if customer divides this
by UoM it gives them a close but not real price per UoM.


I understand the math involved and that some would not see this as a
problem as the math is correct but is an issue of rounding in a
certain spot, however it is in this case.  Would this be solved best
with a configurable pricing system much like the tax setup where basic
math is available and then optional python code



Andrew

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