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Re: SQL: How to et a division formatted to a character value

Lovely - now are you going to tell us what you did? I was going to suggest using 100.00 instead of 100 - IIRC, that makes SQL think things are not all integers.


Cheers
Vern


On Fri, 16 Jun, 2023 at 3:26 PM, Alan Cassidy <cfuture@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


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Solved!

I just experimented a little more and got it.

-aecc


On 6/16/2023 3:33 PM, Alan Cassidy wrote:
They are already decimal values with zero (fractional) decimals.
Length = seven, decimal places = zero.

--aec


On 6/16/2023 12:19 PM, Luis Rodriguez wrote:
Alan, > > Are Total1 and Total2 integer columns? If so, what happens
if you
cast them as non-integers (e.g. decimal(10, 2)). > > Regards, Luis
Rodriguez >

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