I have a table that contains a numeric field titled "SharesAmount" which for reporting purposes should display as a max of 10 integers followed by a decimal point and 3 decimal positions.
For ex: On 1 record, I need to display a value of 2321.820 (with no editing characters such as dollar signs or commas). This field appears in the table as 2321.82000.
I defined this field in the table as follows:
Data Type: Number
Field Properties
ecimal
Format:Fixed
Precision:18
Scale:5
Deimal Places:5
In a query under design view, this field appears as a calculated field because the user wanted to see either the value represented by SharesAmount or another field if SharesAmount was empty. The values of the 2 table fields in the query's calculated field are mutually exclusive. The field appears in the query grid as follows:
Check/Cert Amount: nz([SharesAmount],[CashBalance])
What value should I place in the Field Properties Format
for this field to display a value such as 2321.820 ?
For ex: On 1 record, I need to display a value of 2321.820 (with no editing characters such as dollar signs or commas). This field appears in the table as 2321.82000.
I defined this field in the table as follows:
Data Type: Number
Field Properties
Format:Fixed
Precision:18
Scale:5
Deimal Places:5
In a query under design view, this field appears as a calculated field because the user wanted to see either the value represented by SharesAmount or another field if SharesAmount was empty. The values of the 2 table fields in the query's calculated field are mutually exclusive. The field appears in the query grid as follows:
Check/Cert Amount: nz([SharesAmount],[CashBalance])
What value should I place in the Field Properties Format
for this field to display a value such as 2321.820 ?