Use a higher precision for rates to show more accurate percentage values #12775
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Currently, we round to two decimals. This means when calculating the percentage (`x 100`) we show eg only 1% or 5% in custom reports. However, for conversion rates etc we should show more accurate values and therefore need to use a higher precision.
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…ues (matomo-org#12775) Currently, we round to two decimals. This means when calculating the percentage (`x 100`) we show eg only 1% or 5% in custom reports. However, for conversion rates etc we should show more accurate values and therefore need to use a higher precision.
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Currently, we round to two decimals. This means when calculating the percentage (
x 100) we show eg only 1% or 5% in custom reports. However, for conversion rates etc we should show more accurate values and therefore need to use a higher precision.