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Howdy,
I have a table of staff members who serve different locations for a
percentage of their time. So employee X may spend 20% of his time at location
A, and 80% at location B. My table that lists each employee/location
combination as a record with one field for percent. It's never lower than a
single percent (i.e. .08 is possible, but .084 is not).
I had to run that table through a crosstab query to generate a new table
with locations as the record entity. As a sresult, my total employee counts
at each location get spit out as text values. As soon as I do anything to
return them to numeric values, the percentages get corroded or something, and
end up incorrect. For example, .5 may become .4999999672. What is the deal
here?
Any help is appreciated,
Wes
I have a table of staff members who serve different locations for a
percentage of their time. So employee X may spend 20% of his time at location
A, and 80% at location B. My table that lists each employee/location
combination as a record with one field for percent. It's never lower than a
single percent (i.e. .08 is possible, but .084 is not).
I had to run that table through a crosstab query to generate a new table
with locations as the record entity. As a sresult, my total employee counts
at each location get spit out as text values. As soon as I do anything to
return them to numeric values, the percentages get corroded or something, and
end up incorrect. For example, .5 may become .4999999672. What is the deal
here?
Any help is appreciated,
Wes