I'm looking to display the results of the following query as currency. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated...
SELECT SUM (sysTotalCharge) - SUM (sysTotalCredit) AS TotalNet FROM Bookings WHERE (sysRecordDate BETWEEN '01/01/::Year::' AND '01/31/::Year::')It's a presentation layer issue...
But you could look up CONVERT
What do you want it to look like?|||I looking for it to be formatted thusly...
$999,999.00
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Monday, March 19, 2012
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Displaying '$' currency in a graph
I am populating a graph from a stored procedure. My graph displays
without a problem, except for the fact that it will not show a $ dollar
sign. I have tried using FormatCurrency() function on the value, but
it does not work. I have also tried just inserting a $ in front of the
vaue "$" & Fields!Total.Value, but it did not work either. Any
suggestions?
TwoNevermind, found it
Twobridge wrote:
> I am populating a graph from a stored procedure. My graph displays
> without a problem, except for the fact that it will not show a $ dollar
> sign. I have tried using FormatCurrency() function on the value, but
> it does not work. I have also tried just inserting a $ in front of the
> vaue "$" & Fields!Total.Value, but it did not work either. Any
> suggestions?
> Two
without a problem, except for the fact that it will not show a $ dollar
sign. I have tried using FormatCurrency() function on the value, but
it does not work. I have also tried just inserting a $ in front of the
vaue "$" & Fields!Total.Value, but it did not work either. Any
suggestions?
TwoNevermind, found it
Twobridge wrote:
> I am populating a graph from a stored procedure. My graph displays
> without a problem, except for the fact that it will not show a $ dollar
> sign. I have tried using FormatCurrency() function on the value, but
> it does not work. I have also tried just inserting a $ in front of the
> vaue "$" & Fields!Total.Value, but it did not work either. Any
> suggestions?
> Two
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