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["Ravish\(OpenERP\)" <1089229@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,

           It has been Fixed in : lp:~openerp-dev/openobject-addons/trunk-bug-1089229-rmu
           Revno: 8504
           Revision ID: rmu@xxxxxxxxxxx-20130115071949-iakxkpazt2bcfr16

It will be merged soon with trunk

Thanks,


** Branch linked: lp:~openerp-dev/openobject-addons/trunk-
bug-1089229-rmu

** Changed in: openobject-addons
       Status: Confirmed => Fix Committed

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Title:
  Sales using Secondary UoM show incorrect unit price

Status in OpenERP Addons (modules):
  Fix Committed

Bug description:
  OpenERP version: openerp-6.1-20121004-232945
  retested using runbot.openerp.com : 6_1_1953_base (as of dec 12, 2012)

  Preparations: 
  1) On runbot selecting the base (6_1_1953_base) install the module "sale". 
  2) go to Sales -> Configurations -> Products -> Units of Measure -> UoM Categories
  and create the new category "Area"
  3) go to Sales -> Configurations -> Products -> Units of Measure -> Units of Measure
  and create the new unit "m²" of UoM Category "Area" as the base unit.
  4) go to Sales -> Products -> Products 
  and create new product "metal plate" using default unit of measure "m", Unit of sales as "m²" and UoM -> UoS Coeff = 0.95
  leave price at 1.00.
  (This would be typical when for example cutting metal plates that are 0.95 m wide and 3m long)

  Test:
  1) Go to Sales -> Sales -> Sales Orders and create a new sale
  2) choose a random client and add the newly created product from our preparations i.e. "metal plate", and specify quantity = 10 m. 
  3) Click "Print Quotation"
  Notice error in resulting PDF: 
  Qty is correctly set to 9.500 m², however price pr unit = 1.00, which is incorrect as that was the price for UoM, not UoS. 
  4) confirm the order and print final order. 
  Notice the same error is in resulting pdf.
  5) Create the invoice
  Notice the invoice got the correct unit price of 1.05, but now the total value is has changed to 9.97 instead of 10.00! This might not be a problem, though 1.05 x 9.5 = 9.975 which was expected to be rounded up rather than down.

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