I'm encountering an issue with ״rounding error״ when trying to save a sales order in NetSuite using SuiteScripts. The error occurs when trying to save a decimal number with 2 or 3 digits after the decimal point. Strangely, this issue only occurs in our production environment and not in our sandbox. We've tried reducing the number of digits after the decimal point to 2, but the error persists. We're using the exact same scripts in both our production and sandbox environments, so we suspect that this may be a problem with the configuration of NetSuite. We're unsure what may be causing this problem, so any help or insights would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance! Edit:This is the error we are getting: "Rounding Error: 14973.75", where "14973.75" is the "taxtotal" value - so we suspect it's a problem with the "taxtotal" field. Here are all the fields we are setting values to (in order), just incase this gives any insight into the problem: taxDetailsOverride, shippingtax1rate, total, taxtotal.

Can you share your script?

this sounds like a suitetax enabled account, in which case you want to be modifying the fields on the tax details subtab

This is the part that saves the rec:

const setTransactionSummary = (transactionR... by Yoav Zinger
Yoav Zinger12:29

const setTransactionSummary = (transactionRecord, transaction, totalPrice) => {

            if (transaction.salesTax) {

                if (transaction.shippingFee) {

                    const taxRate = transaction.shippingFee.salesTaxRate.taxRate * 100;

                    transactionRecord.setValue({ fieldId: "shippingtax1rate", value: taxRate })

                }

                const salesTaxAmount = transaction.salesTax.amount;

                const total = salesTaxAmount + totalPrice;




                log.debug("before setValue total")

                transactionRecord.setValue({ fieldId: 'total', value: total });

                log.debug("after setValue total")




                log.debug("before setValue salesTaxAmount")

                transactionRecord.setValue({ fieldId: 'taxtotal', value: salesTaxAmount });

                log.debug("after setValue salesTaxAmount")




            }




            log.debug("before transactionRecord.save()")

            transactionRecord.save();

            log.debug("after transactionRecord.save()")

        }

have you try parsing the value here?

salesTaxAmount + totalPrice;

like

parseFloat(salesTaxAmount) + parseFloat(totalPrice);