The settings in this section in Eiglobalextra.ini determine how line item validations are performed.
The absolute validations deal with specific amounts. Using the absolute validations, you can accept values that are plus or minus an absolute amount, such as $ 0.25.
The relative validations deal with percentages. Using the relative validations, you can accept values that are plus or minus a certain percentage such as 0.50 (50%).
If you use both absolute and relative validations, the program uses the more precise (narrow) validation to determine whether or not the item passes validation. Consider the following example:
You set LineItemRowTotalAbsoluteTolerance to $ 0.25 and LineItemRowTotalRelativeTolerance to 0.05.
If the calculated line item row total is $10.00, the absolute validation accepts any interpreted value from $9.75 to $10.25, whereas the relative validation accepts values from $9.50 to $10.50. So in this case, the program would use the absolute validation, which is more precise. If the interpreted value falls outside the range, $9.75 - $10.25, the validation fails.
LineItemRowTotalAbsoluteTolerance
LineItemTableTotalTaxableAmountAbsoluteTolerance
LineItemRowTotalRelativeTolerance
LineItemTableTotalTaxableAmountRelativeTolerance
BlockInvoicesNotPassingLineItemTableTotalTaxableAmountValidation