Print template limit to 4 decimal places

Please explain to me

Decimal places must be limit at four places (0.0000) in the PLM application for the information presented in the specifications of the material.


And also

In the print template (for the information presented in the material specifications), displayed value is truncated (i.e. not rounded) and should limit to four places (0.0000)

Hey Gang,

I thank you for your answer and is very much appreciated.

Our number slipped.

Thank you

Chaitra

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