Function sheet: quantities in German notation

Decimal quantities in the target column used a dot instead of a comma, and a calculated amount could come out as “125.99999999999999 pcs”. Both are fixed.

Fixed

  • Decimal quantities now use the German comma. Half a portion printed as “17.5 pcs” in the target column — with an English dot, right next to prices and dates that have always been written the German way. It now reads “17,5 Stück”. Thousands get the familiar dot: “1.200 Stück”.

  • No more endless decimal places. When a quantity is scaled by a factor — delivery kilometres, or a headcount taken from the document — the result could show up as “125,99999999999999 Stück”. The sheet shows the intended amount again, “126 Stück”. Decimals you maintain yourself are kept exactly as they are.

The correction applies to newly created function sheets and to the shared view for kitchen and partners. An existing sheet picks up the new notation via “Regenerate” — note that this overwrites your own edits in the sheet.

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