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Percentage question and query definitions

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scubadiver - 08 Apr 2008 16:33 GMT
I have created a crosstab query using a definition in VBA that calculates the
percentage. Is there a way I can reduce or eliminate the decimal places using
VBA?

thanks.
ANDY-N - 08 Apr 2008 16:53 GMT
I had the same problem with the crosstab creating too many decimal places.
You can do two things to eliminate the unwated decimal places. One is to go
into the properties of the field in the cross tab and change the format and
decimal place holders, the other way is to make a table from the cross tab
and change the format in the design. Hope that helps.

>I have created a crosstab query using a definition in VBA that calculates the
>percentage. Is there a way I can reduce or eliminate the decimal places using
>VBA?
>
>thanks.
scubadiver - 09 Apr 2008 08:40 GMT
I know how to do it in a query design grid but I am asking if it is possible
to do it in VBA.

> I had the same problem with the crosstab creating too many decimal places.
> You can do two things to eliminate the unwated decimal places. One is to go
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> >
> >thanks.
 
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