Rounding up of data

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Hi
I have a simple database table that I need to record
amounts that could be in US dollars or GB sterling. My
default for my region is GB Sterling. as I do not want
everything to show as '£'. Therefore, in the table design,
I have set the field properties to Number - with a format
option of 'General Number', and 2 decimal places.
However, when entering data in the field it always rounds
the number up or down - I want to record say 23.45 - and
then I use other methods to distinguish between US$ and
GB£.
Can anyone help on the design to do this ?
Thanks
Mat
 
Mat said:
Hi
I have a simple database table that I need to record
amounts that could be in US dollars or GB sterling. My
default for my region is GB Sterling. as I do not want
everything to show as '£'. Therefore, in the table design,
I have set the field properties to Number - with a format
option of 'General Number', and 2 decimal places.
However, when entering data in the field it always rounds
the number up or down - I want to record say 23.45 - and
then I use other methods to distinguish between US$ and
GB£.
Can anyone help on the design to do this ?
Thanks
Mat

If you are only entering two decimals and only adding or subtracting and
displaying the answer in two decimals, there should be no rounding.
 
Try Format as standard. ie 3,456.79
General gives 3456.788

Hi
I have a simple database table that I need to record
amounts that could be in US dollars or GB sterling. My
default for my region is GB Sterling. as I do not want
everything to show as '£'. Therefore, in the table design,
I have set the field properties to Number - with a format
option of 'General Number', and 2 decimal places.
However, when entering data in the field it always rounds
the number up or down - I want to record say 23.45 - and
then I use other methods to distinguish between US$ and
GB£.
Can anyone help on the design to do this ?
Thanks
Mat
 

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