I am currently working on a report in SSRS 2017 and what I am trying to do is rounding to 2 decimal places when I have a number with decimals and do not show those decimals when I get a INT like
12.132 - 12.13
13 - 13
however when I add "0.00" to the format property fir thos int values I get the decimals like 13.00 and I dont want to see the zeros
any idea?
Image above, Amount column is data coming from Database, Column
Round Amount is Rounded amount and Amount Formatted is your expected Result.
How did I achieved it?
Right click the field which you want to add the format and select the "Text Box Properties"
use "#,###.##" in the format.
you can wrap your math expression with a format to achieve the decimal placing you are after.
Like this :
=format(Fields!yourfield1.value-Fields!yourfiend2.value,"0.00;(0.00)")
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In one of my columns in SSRS, I have the expression as
=ROUND(Fields!Contribution_Margin_.Value,5) & "%"
As you can see I am hardcoding the percent symbol after rounding off the value till decimals. But the issue is that the user wants to see only 2 decimals in the SSRS report and when he export it to excel he want 5 decimals while clicking on that particular cell.
So I went into Text box properties and in the Number section, I rounded off to 2 but it is not happening as I am having the "%" symbol, in the end, so after this also it is giving me till 5 decimals in the report.
Any solution how to make it to 2 decimal places in SSRS.
Don't mix value and display - leave the value as is (instead of turning the Value property into a string with the format hard coded into it, thereby losing precision and type) and use the display properties to show that value in the precision required.
Make the cell value just be the field value: Fields!Contribution_Margin_.Value. This allows it to be exported as a number rather than text.
Set the Format property of the cell to display percentage to two decimal places: p2
When exported to Excel, the full field value will be there and the client can format it to 5 decimal places.
I have details figures like these:
Sales Amount
£285.00
£16,249.51
£345.68
But the total returned was:
£16,880.18
while I was expecting:
£16,880.19
This is supposed to be the sum of details but the last digit is being rounded. How do I overcome this limitation?
Since your round your detail in the second decimal digit you can use the following expression (change the field in the expression to match your own)
Sum( Round(Fields!val.Value,2))
Another option could be rounding your dataset in your SQL code
Trying to get the sum of three fields and enter it in a fourth text box on the same report. For a particular report,
empnose =78
empright=555
empleft= 565
The total text box should be 1198
using the expression
=Sum([EmpNose] And [EmpRight] And [EmpLeft])
the result is -4
using the expression
=Sum([EmpNose]+[EmpLeft]+[EmpRight])
the result is 226514940
using the expression
=([EmpNose]+[EmpLeft]+[EmpRight])
the result is 78555565 (the three values concatenated)
What is the correct syntax?
If you want to add up the values of the current record only, Sum() is wrong, because it sums over all records.
=([EmpNose]+[EmpLeft]+[EmpRight])
should be correct. If it concatenates the values it seems your fields are text fields instead of numbers?
If you can't change the datatypes to numbers, you can try
=(Val([EmpNose]) + Val([EmpLeft]) + Val([EmpRight]))
The Val() function tries to convert a string to a number.
Need some help here. I'm trying to update a column in one of my tables to take the Spend amount from 1 column and divide it by 0.85 and display at with only 2 decimal places. I have tried the ROUND function and I am currently using the CAST function to list the field as a DECIMAL in which I've tried (38,2), (30,2), etc. and none work. Here's a copy of what I'm trying to do :
(CAST(NetMediaSpend as decimal (38,2)))/.85
and even after I run it and look at my data I still see the value stored as :
13712.941176
How do I get it to only display 2 decimals of 13712.94 ?
CAST(NetMediaSpend / .85 AS DECIMAL(38,2))
select format(NetMediaSpend/.85,2) from your_Table
I was finally able to figure out how I needed to write it:
ROUND(CAST(NetMediaSpend as DECIMAL(30,2))/.85,2)
I am working in SSRS 2005.
I am trying to format numbers into two decimal places. When I add N2 in the format property of text box, all the numbers are getting two decimal values (1 will be 1.00). However, I need to format to two decimal only if it has a decimal value.
How do I achieve this? Please help..
Thanks
Lijo
Try the custom format string
#.##
This should display the decimal places only if they are present