Rounding adjustments may be necessary if a report is generated in whole pounds or one of the other rounding options available in the report settings. How a report is displayed is also affected by the processing order of calculations in relation to rounding.

You can specify a level of rounding for the numerical values in a report on the Settingstab of the report definition.

If you select a rounding option for a report, you may have to make rounding adjustments, which involves setting the calculation priority and processing order.

For example, if calculations are performed before rounding, the balance sheet may balance, but not foot. If rounding is performed before calculations, the balance sheet will foot. However, the two sections (assets compared to liabilities and equity) may not balance. For more information about rounding adjustments, see Adjust rounding in a row definition .

Note
The term footmeans to total down to the row calculation. The term cross-footmeans to total across, rolling up the child units to the parent unit.