How To Get Rid Of The Zeros In Money Type, Thanks!

Oct 5, 2006

How to get rid of the zeros in money type,

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I use:

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It gives me the result with 2 digits decimals. like 123,456.00

I only need the dollar part, how to get rid of the zeros, Thanks!

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