Setting the ratio for Units of Measure as 65 is creating problems.

Question

So, I went into Warehouse->Configuration->Units of Measure because I need boxes that contain 10, 12, 20, 25, 50, 65, and 100 units.
All of these worked correctly except for the box of 65.
When I try to create a new UoM I name it Box of 65 , chose Unit as its category, selected Bigger than the referenced bla bla, and then when I select the ratio as 65, when I save it the ratio immediately changes to 64.999999998375.
Now, this wouldnÂ´t be a problem by itself but when I try to export the OuM speci

Dharti Ratani (dhr) · Answer

The reason for such a behaviour is that only one "master" conversion factor for each UoM (with a decimal precision of 12 digits) is stored, and that factor is the "smaller than" ratio. So for eg when you configure a UoM that is 1609.34 times bigger than the reference UoM, the system stores that it is 1/1609.34 times smaller, i.e. 0.0006213727366498068 smaller, rounded to 12 digits as 0.000621372737.
What is displayed in the ratio when you choose "bigger than" is computed on-the-fly as the invers

Med Said BARA · Answer

This is the case for all Ratios not "multiple of ten".

I really think that there is a misuse of the *conversion Factor*, and probably a wrong logic in the *UoM* conversion algorithm.

Can you take a look at the response to this question [1] and tell me what you think.

[1] https://www.odoo.com/forum/help-1/question/unit-of-measure-rounding-does-not-allow-you-to-ship-error-with-my-uom-53988

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