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Hi Adam
if I understand your question correctly.
The weight of the order SHOULD include the weight of any and all boxes used
for the shipment.
As far as the weight are concerned if you hold the weight in pounds/kilos
to a number of decimal places then
move this value to another field with zero decimal places and compare
DWeighttrue s 9 2
DWeight s 9 0
Weight = Weighttrue;
if Weighttrue > Weight;
Weighttrue = Weight + 1;
endif;
However if you hold the weight in 2 seperate fields
DPound s 9 2
DOunces s 4 2
if Ounces > 0;
clear Ounces;
Pounds += 1;
endif;
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HI What is a good way to round up a part that has the weight, for
shipping
purposes? Because when actually packed for UPS there is that extra
packing
box, etc.
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