I selected 4 decimal places in settings for unit pricing but I can only use 2 places on an item. What's happening?

In order to use Precision Pricing and increase the available decimal places to 3 or 4, take the following steps:

1) Quick Menu → Settings → General tab - Set the number of decimals available to 3 or 4.

2) On the items for which you need to have more than 2 decimals, open the Item detail card and click the Setup tab.  Increase the decimal setting to 3 or 4.

From what is being described, you have taken the first step but not the second.

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