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Access Decimal Places Not Working. Set it to 0.00 (zero point zero zero) that will give you two decimal places and it doesn't matter how many decimals there are in. When you choose the number datatype. Replied on october 4, 2023. Decimal is a high precision format. When you enter a decimal value in a column in microsoft access, the decimal value is rounded up or down to an integer value. The decimal places setting is ignored. Even though the data type is set to number, long. When entering data into a table in access i have a problem with decimals. I have set up fields to allow for 3 decimal places, but sometimes, the first value to be entered is without decimal places, e.g. For example, if your field contains 3,456.789, but its format specifies two decimal places, access rounds the decimal value to 0.79. I tried to do this, but it would not work (getting an error like “name conflicts with object, property or module”). Integers are whole numbers so can't have decimal places.

The decimal places setting is ignored. Set it to 0.00 (zero point zero zero) that will give you two decimal places and it doesn't matter how many decimals there are in. When entering data into a table in access i have a problem with decimals. I have set up fields to allow for 3 decimal places, but sometimes, the first value to be entered is without decimal places, e.g. Integers are whole numbers so can't have decimal places. Even though the data type is set to number, long. I tried to do this, but it would not work (getting an error like “name conflicts with object, property or module”). When you choose the number datatype. Replied on october 4, 2023. Decimal is a high precision format.

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Access Decimal Places Not Working Replied on october 4, 2023. Set it to 0.00 (zero point zero zero) that will give you two decimal places and it doesn't matter how many decimals there are in. When entering data into a table in access i have a problem with decimals. Decimal is a high precision format. Even though the data type is set to number, long. When you choose the number datatype. When you enter a decimal value in a column in microsoft access, the decimal value is rounded up or down to an integer value. The decimal places setting is ignored. Integers are whole numbers so can't have decimal places. I have set up fields to allow for 3 decimal places, but sometimes, the first value to be entered is without decimal places, e.g. Replied on october 4, 2023. For example, if your field contains 3,456.789, but its format specifies two decimal places, access rounds the decimal value to 0.79. I tried to do this, but it would not work (getting an error like “name conflicts with object, property or module”).