gbp rounding in netsuite

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

In NetSuite, the number of decimal places used for calculations is system-wide and cannot be increased beyond the default 19 decimal places. This is a limitation of the system and applies to all calculations, including currency conversions. For rounding in NetSuite, you can use the

ROUND (n, integer)

function, but this is only applicable for saved searches and cannot be applied system-wide. In the context of SuiteScript, if you're encountering a rounding error when trying to save a sales order, it could be due to the way you're handling decimal numbers. If you're dealing with a SuiteTax enabled account, you might want to modify the fields on the tax details subtab. In your script, when setting the 'total' and 'taxtotal' fields, you might want to parse the values to ensure they're treated as floating point numbers. For example, you could use

parseFloat(salesTaxAmount) + parseFloat(totalPrice);

instead of

salesTaxAmount + totalPrice;

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