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    Default To 2 decimal places

    Folks,
    I know some of you here are extremely dynamic.

    I am working with a variable that is declared as a decimal. But I want to convert the decimal into 2 decimal places.

    In other words, I want to convert my UnitPrice from 6.9900 to 6.99

    Please help me how I can convert the UnitPrice

    Thank you!
    Barney Yohannes.

    P.S. Thank you Simon Gorski for the tip about MAX(Item)+1 help yesterday.


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    Default Re: To 2 decimal places

    Format(stringToformat, "#,##")

    =?Utf-8?B?QmFybmV5IFlvaGFubmVz?= <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com>
    wrote in news:0A28A2C3-6C1C-436F-92CC-1BED22448A78@microsoft.com:
    > Folks,
    > I know some of you here are extremely dynamic.
    >
    > I am working with a variable that is declared as a decimal. But I
    > want to convert the decimal into 2 decimal places.
    >
    > In other words, I want to convert my UnitPrice from 6.9900 to 6.99
    >
    > Please help me how I can convert the UnitPrice
    >
    > Thank you!
    > Barney Yohannes.
    >
    > P.S. Thank you Simon Gorski for the tip about MAX(Item)+1 help
    > yesterday.
    >
    >
    >
    Arthur Dzhelali Guest

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