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# Pick Decimal Places for Rates From Print Columns
**YouTube:** [How to Configure Decimal Places for Rates in Barcode Label Printing?](https://youtu.be/SkNaL1ZHn9I)
## How to Configure Decimal Places for Rates in Barcode Label printing?
In this tutorial, we will learn how to configure **decimal places for rates from the Print Columns** while printing barcode labels in Logic ERP. This feature allows the barcode design to use the decimal precision defined for the rate in the Print Columns settings.
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### Review the Default Decimal Settings
* Navigate to the **Barcode Label Printing** module.
* Open the **Configuration** section.
* Locate the option labeled as:
> **"Pick Decimal Places for Rates From Print Columns"**
* Keep this option **disabled**.
#### Current Setup
* Open the **Print Columns** section.
* Locate the **Sale Rate** field, which is displayed with **2 decimal places by default**.
* Change the decimal setting from **2** to **4** places.
* Save the changes.
* Print the barcode and verify that the **Sale Rate** is displayed with **4 decimal places**.
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### Print the Barcode with Default Settings
* Select the required **Purchase Voucher**.
* Select the required item.
* Click **Create**.
The **Barcode Printing Design Selection** window will appear.
* Click **Yes** to print the barcode directly.
* Click **No** to open the **Barcode Design** window.
* Select **No**.
* Click **Open** and select the required barcode design format.
**Result:**
* Since the option is currently **disabled**, the **Sale Rate** is displayed with **2 decimal places**, even though **4 decimal places** have been defined in the **Print Columns**.
* This indicates that the default **2-decimal format** is applied when the option is disabled.
### Enable Print Column Decimal Settings
* Return to the **Barcode Label Printing Configuration** window.
* Enable **"Pick Decimal Places for Rates From Print Columns"**.
* Save the configuration changes.
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### Verify the Updated Decimal Places
* Print the barcode label for the same **Purchase Voucher** again.
* Open the barcode design and check the **Sale Rate**.
**Result**
* The **Sale Rate** is now displayed with **4 decimal places**.
* For example, if the Sale Rate in the Purchase Voucher is defined with only **2 decimal places**, the system automatically adds **2 trailing zeros** to match the 4-decimal setting defined in the Print Columns.
#### Example
* **Purchase Voucher Rate:** 100.50
* **Print Columns Setting:** 4 Decimal Places
* **Barcode Label Rate:** 100.5000
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### Key Benefits
* **Flexible Precision:** Allows you to define the required decimal places for rates.
* **Print Column Control:** Uses the decimal setting configured in Print Columns.
* **Consistent Formatting:** Maintains a uniform rate format on barcode labels.
* **Automatic Adjustment:** Adds trailing zeros when required to match the configured decimal precision.
#### Final Outcome
After enabling **"Pick Decimal Places for Rates From Print Columns"**, Logic ERP uses the decimal places defined in the **Print Columns** section while printing rates on barcode labels, ensuring consistent and accurate rate formatting.
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