How do you propose to explain to Access how to tell that a number "has no
significant decimals"? Unless you can explain it to Access, Access won't be
able to handle that.

I'm having trouble imagining a simple process that would handle integers,
real numbers, and fractional decimals. I suspect it can be done, but you'd
probably need to test each value to find out which of the above it was,
before handling appropriately.

Good luck!

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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"JASelep" wrote in message
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in Access 2007
I some report fields that are to display quantities and amounts
the range of these numbers could be large (100,000 or $345,999) or small
(0.375 or $0.0625)
is there a way to have the field formatted to adapt to the range of the
value being displayed
for example if the value has no significant decimals then display the
value
without decimal places (512.00 becomes 512) or if the value has many
decimals
limit the display to only 2 decimals (0.63712938 becomes 0.64)


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