Hi
I have a couple of calculated fields in a report, i've set the Decimal
Places property to 0 and the format to General Number, however when
previewing the report it still comes up with a number with up to 8
decimal places!
Any suggestions how to overcome this problem gratefully received!
Paul
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Try setting the Format to Fixed instead of General.
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news:11******** **************@ i40g2000cwc.goo glegroups.com.. . Hi
I have a couple of calculated fields in a report, i've set the Decimal
Places property to 0 and the format to General Number, however when
previewing the report it still comes up with a number with up to 8
decimal places!
Any suggestions how to overcome this problem gratefully received!
Paul
Thanks Allen
It really was that easy...
Paul
Allen Browne wrote: Try setting the Format to Fixed instead of General.
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<pa************ @hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ i40g2000cwc.goo glegroups.com.. . Hi
I have a couple of calculated fields in a report, i've set the Decimal
Places property to 0 and the format to General Number, however when
previewing the report it still comes up with a number with up to 8
decimal places!
Any suggestions how to overcome this problem gratefully received!
Paul
On 6 Jun 2006 07:00:09 -0700, pa************@ hotmail.com wrote: Hi
I have a couple of calculated fields in a report, i've set the Decimal
Places property to 0 and the format to General Number, however when
previewing the report it still comes up with a number with up to 8
decimal places!
Any suggestions how to overcome this problem gratefully received!
Paul
You don't want to see any decimals?
Set the Format property to Fixed (NOT General Number)
Set the Decimal Places property to 0.
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