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Setting decimal places on a dimension
Hi, i need to set a value on a dimention to 2 decimal places. Its easy enough to do on an expression but i can't seem to set it on a dimension. Can anyone help please?>
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Hi
Only way I can think of at the moment is to make it a calculated dimension, then use something like:
=Num(YourValueField,"#,##0.00")
Good luck,

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Hi
Only way I can think of at the moment is to make it a calculated dimension, then use something like:
=Num(YourValueField,"#,##0.00")
Good luck,

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hi,
Add the dimension Age and then select the same and then press EDIT tab once in the tab write the expression
=num ( Age , '0.00')
This would solve your problem

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Thanks very much, that worked. How would i get the £ symbol displayed also?

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Use this formula instead = money ( Age , '£#,#0.00')

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Hi
Simple, change the expression to Num( Age , '£0.00')

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Excellent, thats worked great. thanks for your help everyone...

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This solution does not work. I have two calculated dimensions which are formatted as dollars with two decimal places, and they display correctly. When I add those two dimensions to get a total (as a third dimension), it illogically displays a numeral with eleven decimal places and no dollar sign.
