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Old May 9th, 2005, 05:32 AM
Mr. Capuchino
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help, how to stop access from rounding up values you enter in a table?
i enter this 458.59 and access changes it to 459.00. I have the format set
to standard and the decimal places set to auto and i have tried setting it to
2 but the same thin happens. HELP pls!
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Old May 9th, 2005, 05:56 AM
Randy Harris
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"Mr. Capuchino" wrote in message
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help, how to stop access from rounding up values you enter in a table?
i enter this 458.59 and access changes it to 459.00. I have the format set
to standard and the decimal places set to auto and i have tried setting it

to
2 but the same thin happens. HELP pls!



What is the data type of the field?

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Old May 9th, 2005, 01:08 PM
Ed Warren
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Change your field type from Number- integer to Number-double

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"Mr. Capuchino" wrote in message
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help, how to stop access from rounding up values you enter in a table?
i enter this 458.59 and access changes it to 459.00. I have the format set
to standard and the decimal places set to auto and i have tried setting it
to
2 but the same thin happens. HELP pls!



 




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