Format Money Or Float 2 Decimal Places

Mar 24, 2008

How do I format the money or float field types to 2 decimal places during a SELECT statement?

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I have a table with a money field that had previously been running calculation and storing the data into the database's money field. Since this field supports 4 decimal places, it was storing 4 decimal places worth of data. I have since cleaned up my insert routine to round everything up to two decimal places and it only inserts the rounded values. I now have to go back and update the old data with the two decimal place rule. How would I go about doing this?

OLD---------------------------NEW
15.1456 ================ 15.15
4.1328 ================== 4.13
5.16 =================== 5.16

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Hi

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This displays correctly i.e. 2000.00 or 150.70 etc

The second value is this:

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Thanks!

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macca

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I get this:
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I want:
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How do I do that?
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Hi all,



I need to format a field to a set number of decimal places which is held as a field within the DB, and also format it as a standard number.



I have been able to set the format of the field to the decimal places field and it all works (the quantity in the row has the right number of decimal places), but i cant now format it as a number...



Heres an example:



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Cheers



Rob.

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Start End Duration




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11/20/2007 12:08:06 PM

00:02:09.6570000


Duration =(Fields!end.Value-Fields!startdate.value) i get the output as shown above.

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Happy Friday!
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Aug 22, 2005

hi,

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declare @result float
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This code is working if using '.' seperator

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Hi,

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Hi,

I'm running the following query against a SQL Server 2003 database to receive the results below:

SELECT PayPeriod AS [Pay Period], SUM(PayHours) AS [Pay Hours]
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714 120

717 59.5

718 80

719 80


A colleague of mine, however, is running the same query against the same database (using a different machine) and gets the following results.

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Code:

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Never mind, I found it muhself....

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