3655230 - Incorrect Decimal Rounding to Zero in Journal Entry PDF Output

When generating the PDF for a Journal Entry or any other Object, the value appears with three decimals, but the last decimal is always displayed as 0 instead of the correct value from the XML.
It should be, for example, 123,335. Instead it shows as 123,330.

SAP Business ByDesign.

1. Navigate to the General Ledger Work Center and then go to Journal Entries view.
2. Search for the affected Document.
3. Click the "Preview" button to generate the PDF Output.

The affected Field in the XDP (eXpress Data Path) is configured with the following properties:
Limit Trailing Digits: 2
Locale: Country

During runtime, the system interprets the original value "123,335" as "123,33" due to the 2-decimal limit setting.
However, the affected Field applies the display pattern as "num{z,zzz,zz9.999}", which formats the value "123,33" as "123,330".

To fix this scenario please adjust the field settings in the XDP template to ensure the full precision of the XML value is displayed:

• Remove the "Limit Trailing Digits" restriction from the affected Field.
• Ensure the display pattern for the affected field does not alter the precision of the value.

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