>Calvin,
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>According the the VFP5 help file:
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>If you specify more than four decimal places in a currency expression, Visual FoxPro rounds to four places before evaluating the expression.
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>So it's working as documented the 0.41116 is being rounded to 0.4112 before the expression is evaluated. You may have to take the currency numeric to get the precision you need during the operation.
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>>I have found that using currency data types results in incorrect answers for simple math operations. For example, if I have a currency value and multiply it by a decimal value it appears that foxpro converts the decimal value to a currency type before the operation rather than after the operation. Test the following on your machine:
>>1050.45 * .41116=431.9030
>>$1050.45 * .41116=431.9450
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>>This has got to be an error and it renders currency virtually useless without doing mton conversions everywhere.

Another case of failing to RTFM...just be glad we're not doing C - I'm in working today because someone failed to properly cast some pointers to structures before doing some (in theory) simple pointer math....