How do I round my price values to a decimal or whole number? (As an option) (BPE)

How do I round my price values to a decimal or whole number?

By using BPE, you can round the value of the price, compared price, regional price or B2B catalog price of your products to a desired number. 
The interface for rounding price values in BPE

To enable rounding in your task, check the checkbox in the interface as shown above. You can round the value to either a whole number or a decimal number.

Round to a whole number

First, choose whether you wish to round the price value to the lower, nearest or upper whole number of your choice. Then input  one or more number digits without any decimal points. For example, select "lower" and type "00" to round the calculated price value to the lower 00 before the decimal point. 
Here are some examples on how BPE rounds a price value to a whole number:
  • To round 12.99 to nearest 5, the result will be 15.00; to round 19.00 to nearest 5, the result will be 15.00.
  • To round 123.00 to upper 9, the result will be 129.00; to round 123.00 to nearest 9, the result will be 119.00. 
  • To round 1234.00 to nearest 99, the result will be 1299.00; to round 1285.00 to nearest 00, the result will be 1300.00. 
  • To round 1234.00 to nearest 999, the result will be 999.00; To round 1234.00 to upper 000, the result will be 2000.00. 
Please note that numbers after decimal point will be erased. For example, if you round 123.31 to nearest 9, the result will be 119.00. 

Round to a decimal number

First, choose whether you wish to round the price value to the lower, nearest or upper whole number of your choice. Then input  exactly 2 number digits lead by a decimal point. For example, select "nearest" and type ".99" to round the calculated price value to the nearest 99 after the decimal point. 
Here is an example on how BPE rounds a price value to a decimal number:
  • To round 123.31 to upper 99, the result will be 123.99; To round 123.31 to nearest 99, the result will be 122.99.
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