Tried to submit this as bug report, but got answer that this was maybe a feature request. Case closed to here goes :)
The amounts on the screenshot not ordered in a logical way. If you do the math, on the order line, you get the following:
1395
155
= 1240
But in the subtotal, Swift says 1212,10 and 1367,10 with strike-through. This does not add up mathematically, but on the order line underneath the subtotal we have a discount of 27,90. If you then deduct that from the line total, you get:
1240
27,90
= 1212,10
1395
27,90
= 1367,10
Which are amount that Swift claims are the subtotal before and after line discount.
In order for this add up properly, either the invoice discount line should be moved above the sub total, or the sub total should reflect the actual line total and not the line total minus invoice discount.
Tried to submit this as bug report, but got answer that this was maybe a feature request. Case closed to here goes :)
The amounts on the screenshot not ordered in a logical way. If you do the math, on the order line, you get the following:
1395
But in the subtotal, Swift says 1212,10 and 1367,10 with strike-through. This does not add up mathematically, but on the order line underneath the subtotal we have a discount of 27,90. If you then deduct that from the line total, you get:
1240
1395
Which are amount that Swift claims are the subtotal before and after line discount.
In order for this add up properly, either the invoice discount line should be moved above the sub total, or the sub total should reflect the actual line total and not the line total minus invoice discount.