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# Rounding (Rs)
**YouTube:** [How to Configure Rounding of Final Order Amount in Purchase Orders?](https://youtu.be/MdOUcJMG-ds)
## How to Configure Rounding of Final Order Amount in Purchase Orders?
In this tutorial, we will learn how to configure the **Rounding (Rs)** option in Purchase Orders. This feature allows you to control how the final Purchase Order amount is rounded before saving the transaction, ensuring consistency in billing and accounting.
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### Objective of This Feature
* Automatically round Purchase Order totals.
* Maintain consistency in transaction values.
* Simplify payment and accounting calculations.
* Reduce decimal value handling.
* Apply rounding as per business requirements.
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### Access to Purchase Order Configuration
* Open the **Purchase Order Configuration** window.
* Navigate to the **General Options** section.
* Locate the option labeled as:
> **"Rounding (Rs)**
* This option provides multiple rounding methods for the final Purchase Order amount.
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### Option 1: ₹1 (Default)
* By default, the rounding option is set to **₹1**.
* The system rounds the final amount to the nearest whole rupee.
**Example**
* Suppose the calculated Purchase Order amount is:
* **₹92.81** The system will round it to **₹93.00**
**Result**
* Decimal values are removed.
* The final amount is rounded to the nearest rupee.
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### Option 2: 50 Paise
* When **50 Paise** rounding is selected, the system rounds the final amount to the nearest multiple of ₹0.50.
**Configuration**
* Select **50 Paise** from the dropdown list.
* Save the configuration.
* Create a new Purchase Order entry.
**Result**
* The final amount is automatically rounded to the nearest value ending in:
* .00 or .50
* This ensures the total follows 50-paise rounding rules.
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### Option 3: ₹5
* When **₹5** rounding is selected, the system rounds the final amount to the nearest multiple of ₹5.
**Configuration**
* Select **₹5** from the dropdown list.
* Save the configuration.
* Create a new Purchase Order entry.
**Example**
* If the calculated amount falls between two ₹5 intervals, the system automatically rounds it to the nearest multiple of ₹5.
**For example:**
* ₹102 may round to ₹100
* ₹103 may round to ₹105
(depending on the nearest multiple)
**Result**
* The final Purchase Order amount is always rounded to a value such as:
* ₹100, ₹105, ₹110 Or ₹115 and so on.
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### Key Benefits
* Standardizes transaction values.
* Reduces handling of decimal amounts.
* Improves billing convenience.
* Simplifies accounting and reconciliation.
* Supports different business rounding policies.
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### Best Practice Tips
* Use **₹1 Rounding** for standard accounting requirements.
* Use **50 Paise Rounding** when half-rupee precision is required.
* Use **₹5 Rounding** for simplified cash handling and rounded billing.
* Apply a single rounding method consistently across transactions for better reporting accuracy.
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### Final Outcome
The **Rounding (Rs)** option in Purchase Order Configuration allows Logic ERP to automatically round the final Purchase Order amount according to the selected method—₹1, 50 Paise, or ₹5. This helps maintain consistent transaction values and simplifies billing, accounting, and payment processing.
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