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Trouble with Expression in MS Access 1

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dgillz

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I am trying to convert a numeric field to text and concatenate it to a string, but I want to always show 2 decimal places after the number I am converting. WHat I am getting now is:

ITEM A RETAIL PRICE 100.05 (expected output)
ITEM B RETAIL PRICE 100 (bad output, I want 100.00)

Any help appreciated.

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RETAIL PRICE: " & Format([Retail Price Query]![Price],"0.00")

Duane
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Find out how to get great answers faq219-2884.
 
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Thanks Duane,

This is what I was looking for.


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