How To Remove Decimal Point From Number Without Rounding
Aug 30, 2013How do you display 12.38 as 1238 I can't use round.
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I have a column in the data base with the type Float,
I want to limit the number of digits after decimal point to 2 when I display the value in ASP.NET but I don't know how!?
the number that appear after calculation llike "93.333333"
I use decimal(2,2) as data type but an error accour and this is the message
"- Unable to modify table. Arithmetic overflow error converting float to data type numeric.The statement has been terminated."
Can you help me..
thanks
I am creating a table on SQL Server. One of the columns in this new table contains whole integer as wells as decimal values (i.e. 4500 0.9876). I currently have this column defined as Decimal(12,4). This adds 4 digits after the decimal point to the whole integers. Is there a data type that will have the decimal point only for decimal values and no decimal point for the whole integers?
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I wanted to convert a dataset from vb.net (2.0) to an .XLS file, by MS Jet. My national standard is using decimal commas, not decimal points for numbers signing the beginning of decimal places.
But the MS Jet Engine uses decimal point,in default. Therefore, in the Excel file only string formatted cells can welcome this data, not number formatted.
How can I solve or get around this problem? (with jet if it possible)
iviczl
I'd like to convert a Decimal value into a string so that the entireoriginal value and length remains intact but there is no decimal point.For example, the decimal value 6.250 is selected as 06250.Can this be done?
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I am designing some reports for a German branch of my company and need to replace decimal point with a comma and the thousand comma seperator with a decimal point.
e.g.
‚¬1,500,123.00 to ‚¬1.500.123,00
Is there a property that I can change in the report designer to allow this to happen or is this something I need to convert in a Stored Proc.
Any help would be much appreciated
Thanks!
I have a field in my SQL Server 2005 database of type numeric(18,3)In code, I treat the value as decimalWhen creating my command parameters, this is how I'm declaring them:prm.SqlDbType = SqlDbType.Decimal;prm.Precision = (byte)int.Parse("18");prm.Size = int.Parse("0");prm.Scale = (byte)int.Parse("3");Inserting a number like 5.687 is rounding to 6.000 anyone know why it is doing that?
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CONVERT (decimal(18 , 2), 1.0 * NULLIF (vVotesR, 0) / NULLIF (vVotesR + vVotesD, 0) * 100)
Hi,
I have a decimal field in SQL Server 2000 which has a precision value of 3 and scale 1. I will be storing values ranging from 0.5 to 10.0 in there. However, in my asp.net web form, if I select the value 2.5 from the DropDownList, SQL Server stores it as 3.
Can anyone tell me why this is happening and give me some pointers on what I can do to fix it? Your help is much appreciated.
What is the best way to force a 2 digit decimal place without rounding?
For example select price*UOM returns
47.1294
3.255
.5
8
.49
What i want to be returned is
47.12
3.25
8.00
.50
.49
Thanks,
Jim
Hello I'm trying to write a SQL Statement along the lines of....
SELECT stringField + ' : ' + STR(decimalField) AS myField FROM tablename WHERE myCondition = myValue
Where stringField is a String field and decimalField is a Decimal Field in my Table.
In this statement it converts the decimal field to a string value so that it doesn't throw a conversion error but unfortunatly it seems to round up the value to an integer value and cuts off all my decimal places.
How can I get it to keep the Decimal Places?
hi all
I have a problem with SQL rounding my decimals up when I pull them from a temp table that has the column set as VARCHAR. What is happening is I am pulling the info from a flat file but each column has "" around each field so I must make the temp table columns all VARCHAR so I may pull the info from the file properly. So after the info has been extracted, I run an update statement on the temp table to remove all quotes. Once this is done, the revised info is inserted into a staging table and any field that is a represented as a decimal is labled as such in the staging table.
What I am running into is when the info is inserted into the staging table, the decimals are rounded up to whole values. The column has been checked to verify that it is indeed a decimal. I even have a CAST statement in the insert hoping to combat the rounding issue, but it is not helping.
So what reason(s) would my decimals be rounding up?
Thanks alot
I would like the
DECLARE @MyPay decimal(5,9);
SET @MyPay = 258.235543210;
SELECT CAST(@MyPay AS decimal(5,2))
This is what the resultset is currently with the code above:
258.24
I would like to Not have the value round up. I would like to always show only the first two digits to the right of the decimal and not perform any rounding.
This sounds so simple but yet don't know why it doesn't work.
i've got two decimal numbers in columns
closingUnits = 25093.53640
closingAmt = 59110.33
i use a derived column transformation to generate a string column which is the division of those two above.
mystrfield = closingAmt /closingUnits = 2.355599
what i want is cast it to just 4 decimal points when i run the expression below it cast it to 4 decimal points but it doesn't do any rounding.
the value i get is 2.3555 when i should get 2.3556
(ISNULL(closingAmt ) || closingUnits == 0) ? "0.0000" : ((closingAmt / closingUnits) < 1 && (closingAmt / closingUnits) > -1 ? "0" : "") + (DT_WSTR,15)(DT_DECIMAL,4)(closingAmt / closingUnits)
how to round the nearest value after round of decimal and return integer.
declare @data decimal(18,2)
set @data = 5.55
-- output
select '5'
set @data = 5.58
-- output
select '6'
My code is rounding my values incorrectly and I'm not sure why. In this example, the numerator is 48 and the denominator is 49 which is .9795 but my SQL is producing 97.0. I would like to result to be 97.9
CONVERT(decimal(4,1), (SUM(CASE Score_CorrectID WHEN 1 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END +
CASE Score_MiniMiranda WHEN 1 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END +
CASE Score_RepAssistance WHEN 1 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END+
CASE Score_Tone WHEN 1 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END +
CASE Score_Consol_Default WHEN 'OK' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) * 100)
/
SUM(CASE WHEN Score_CorrectID IS NULL THEN 0 ELSE 1 END +
CASE WHEN Score_MiniMiranda IS NULL THEN 0 ELSE 1 END +
CASE WHEN Score_RepAssistance IS NULL THEN 0 ELSE 1 END+
CASE WHEN Score_Tone IS NULL THEN 0 ELSE 1 END +
CASE WHEN Score_Consol_Default IS NULL THEN 0 ELSE 1 END)) AS Avg_Percent_Actions
Hi all,
I'm trying to update a decimal field with a single decimal number (1.8) the problem i'm having, is that it's rounding the number up (2). I would've thought that a decimal datatype would keep the decimal places correct?
This is quite annoying.. I've been searching around the web for an answer.. To no avail (I'm probably asking the wrong question)
Can someone please point me in the right direction?
I want to replace the contents of a value column with itself but rounded to 2 decimal places.
The current column is a double and I have tried to perform this using the following expression but it fails to work.
Code Snippet
Round(cc_vl,2)
How should I achieve this?
The following SQL statement returns the correct totals except that
the total value is shifted on decimal place to the right. i.e. a real
total of 955.68 is displayed as 9,556.80. The total_ar field is a money type.
Any help would be appreciated.
Mark
/* AR report Total Greater than 365 days sorted by Dept */
select
a.dept as `Department `,
` A/R 365+ `=sum(case when datediff(day,c.bill_date, getdate()) > 365 then b.total_ar else 0 end)
from
hbm_persnl a, blt_billm b, blt_bill c,hbl_dept d,hbm_matter e
where
e.matter_uno = b.matter_uno and
a.empl_uno = e.bill_empl_uno and
b.bill_tran_uno = c.tran_uno and
b.ar_status = `O` and
e.status_code=`OPEN`
group by a.dept
I want to force two places to the right of the decimal even if its a whole number.
vbScript
calculatedScore = FormatNumber((rsQFinal("sumEarned") / rsQFinal("sumPossible")) * 100, 2)
I'm not savy enought to know the SQL equivalent of the above but I'd like SQL Server to perform the above rather than my vbScript code.
heres what I have so far but I don't know the formatNumber equivalent:
CREATE PROCEDURE quarterFinalGradeSA @nClass INT, @nQuarter INT, @nStudent INT AS
SELECT (SUM(tblScores.score) / SUM(tblAssignments.assignmentTotalPoints)) AS returnValue
...
I have got txt file and I am trying to import this file into the database. For that action I use SQL Server Import and Export Wizard. I use Locale Czech and CodePage 1250. In the text file is the column in that format: 18152.65 - it is number with decimal point. When I use BCP utility for importing data, I use datatype decimal(10,2) and everything is OK. But when I try to use Import and Export Wizard, I choose for that column datatype numeric (DT_NUMERIC - precision 10, scale 2), the Import doesn't start and occurs the error:
- Executing (Error)
Messages
Error 0xc02020a1: Data Flow Task: Data conversion failed. The data conversion for column "PRED_CEL " returned status value 2 and status text "The value could not be converted because of a potential loss of data.".
(SQL Server Import and Export Wizard)
I have the following code:
declare @number nvarchar(50)
set @number = '7:50'
select cast (@number as float)
This gives the error:
Msg 8114, Level 16, State 5, Line 8
Error converting data type nvarchar to float.
But if I change the value to '7.50'
it works ok.
Is there any way to get the cast statement to interpret the : as a decimal point?
Thanks,
Why are there more decimal positions here
PRINT cast(111 as decimal(38,35)) / 23
--> 4.82608695652173913043478260869565217
then here
DECLARE @Zähler decimal(38,35)
, @Nenner decimal(38,35)
SET @Zähler = 111.0
SET @Nenner = 23.0
PRINT cast(@Zähler as decimal(38,35)) / @Nenner
--> 4.826086
Of course, in the upper part 23 is implicitly an integer, in the lower example it is declared as decimal. But what if I need to devide by 23.5? Why is dividing by an decimal reducing the results decimal positions?
I have a problem with my reports in SSRS 2012,
I have numeric values in database(10.23) but when load this values in a report, I see: 10,23 instead 10.23Â
The regional configuration of server is: Spanish-Peru. Why the report show the value: 10,23 I don't put any regional configuration in the report...
Hi,
How do I round when number is ending with 5 for example:
When the number next to number 5 is an even number
24.5 = 24.0 round down
0.245 = .24 round down
1265 = 1260 round down
when the number next to number 5 is an odd number
23.5 = 24.0 round up
0.235 = .24 round up
1755 = 1760 round up
Thanks in advance!
I am importing an excel spreadsheet into a MS SQL database table. When the spreadsheet is finished importing, I am noticing that some values that were brought in resemble something like this 1.41666666666667. Other values may be shorter or only have 1 digit. The problem is another web application that pulls this data for use in online forms only allows up to 2 digits. How can I round all of the numbers like the above to 2 decimals and replace the existing values?
I know there is the rounding function that could be used like so:
SELECT ROUND ([Hrs Total 2],2)
FROM AnnualClassifiedPAFs
How do I then take that rounded value and insert it back into the records?
in my sql, i want to change a decimal number to percent format number, just so it is convenient for users. for example there is a decimal number 0.98, i want to change it to 98%, how can i complete it?
thks
I would like to 'drop' some trailing zeros from a decimal value, e.g.: 50.000000, and I am wondering how to go about this?
The value is definitely of decimal type, and in this instance I know that I want to eliminate exactly six (6) zeros.
I'm building an invoice report in visual studio for use with MS Dynamics CRM Online. The "quantity" field I reference from the database contains a decimal number with a precision of 2 (i.e - 0.25, 0.50, 0.75, 1.00) due to how I charge my clients as they can purchase 0.25 hours of support for example.
The problem is that I also sell other items that don't require a decimal place in the quantity field and "1 x website design" would look a lot better than "1.00 x website design".
format the quantity field on my report so that it will remove the 0's and the decimal place ONLY when all the numbers after the decimal place are 0. So, to clarify:
1.00 should become 10.25 should stay as 0.250.50 should stay as 0.50 instead of it changing to 0.5 (I can live with 0.5 if 0.50 is a deal breaker.)
I would like to 'drop' some trailing zeros from a decimal value, e.g.: 50.000000, and I am wondering how to go about this?
The value is definitely of decimal type, and in this instance I know that I want to eliminate exactly six (6) zeros.
I have value with data type nvarchar:
total
000000854.00
000000042.00
000000065.17
000000000024
000000000.24
How can i convert to decimal and remove 0 infront? but those with 0.xx would not remove the 0 after the dote.
total
854.00
42.00
65.17
24
0.24
Format number thousands separator with point
I have this number in my database output result of query: 1013473
I need this output: 1.013.473
I'm reviewing the CAST function using Microsoft SQL server. I generally understand the functionality, but my confusion lies in the results of a particular script which casts a DateTime value to a fixed-point number.
It is as follows:
DECLARE @From DATETIME
DECLARE @To NUMERIC(10,5)
SET @From = '2009-10-11T11:00:00'
SET @To = cast(@From AS NUMERIC(10,5))
PRINT @To
This results in: 40095.45833
I am completely lost as to how 40095.45833 = 2009-10-11T11:00:00. I just do not understand the how that fixed point number equates to that source DateTime data.