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Hi
We've got some numbers stored as Reals which are returning values in
scientific notation that we need rounded down to 3 digits to the right
of the decimal.
ie 8.7499999E-2 needs to return 8.75.
Round, cast, convert, formatnumber in the dts package all fail.
Help!
Thanks Moe

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 (

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