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Exporting qry to DBF and changing the formating of the number columns

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Josh Wexler - 16 Jul 2007 13:51 GMT
I'm exporting a query to DBF IV. And it works fine, except that it
makes every number column 5 decimals. I need all of them to have zero
decimal places, except for two columns that i need to be 4 decimals.
Is there any way of specifying this during the export, or thru code,
or will i have to just deal with it and fix it manually.

Thanks
Douglas J. Steele - 16 Jul 2007 14:04 GMT
Try using the Format function (as opposed to setting the Format property) in
your query.

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> I'm exporting a query to DBF IV. And it works fine, except that it
> makes every number column 5 decimals. I need all of them to have zero
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> Thanks
 
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