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Using MROUND or ROUNDDOWN in MS Access 2000


I need to perform some rounding operations in a select query in MS
Access 2000, but it does not seem to accept the call of the functions
RMOUND() or ROUNDDOWN(). Can these functions be used in MS Access?
I know they work in Excel, but I'm trying to round part quantity data on
some 200k records to the nearest 100 pieces and it would be a lot easier
to work with the records in access instead of excel.
Any suggestions??

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I need to perform some rounding operations in a select query in MS
Access 2000, but it does not seem to accept the call of the functions
RMOUND() or ROUNDDOWN(). Can these functions be used in MS Access?
I know they work in Excel, but I'm trying to round part quantity data on
some 200k records to the nearest 100 pieces and it would be a lot easier
to work with the records in access instead of excel.
Any suggestions??

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No, those functions don't exist in Access. Look up the Round function in
Help. This might also be useful:

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;209996
Nov 13 '05 #2

The link to the KB article on rounding did the trick. Thanks a lot !!
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