hide zero next the decimal number -- in fast Report .net

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hi friends.

table1 have a field : Numeric(18,2)

but in fastreport: show zero next the decimal icon
for example:
2 >> 2.00
3.5 >> 3.50

i want to hide zero
what is solution??
for example:
2 >> 2.
3.5 >> 3.5

in properties of field is select : hide zero = true
But had no effect
what is solution?
:)

Posted 19-May-12 23:51pm

faezun

Updated 19-May-12 23:53pm

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OriginalGriff 20-May-12 5:58am

Don't repost your question to add more information - use the "Improve question" widget to edit your question and provide better information instead.
I have deleted the older question.

faezun 20-May-12 6:35am

it is 2 question : hide zero
1- in sql
2- in fastreport
Please return it

Maciej Los 20-May-12 6:18am

Fast report - what's that?

faezun 20-May-12 6:37am

a report like: crystall report , microsoft report , ...

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Solution 2

Even though you can partially format the data in the SQL statement I would advice to format it on the report.

Have you tried using %g as the format. Picked up this from Inline formatting[^]

Posted 20-May-12 1:13am

Wendelius

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Manas Bhardwaj · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-20T00:10:00

Solution 1

Lets say you have a table like this:

SQL

CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Table_1]
(
    [test] [numeric](18, 2) NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]

The query below should give you results like you want:

SQL

SELECT
    Test,
    CASE WHEN (Test % 1) > 0 THEN CAST(Test AS FLOAT) ELSE (CAST(Test AS INT)) END AS Output
FROM Table_1

Posted 20-May-12 0:10am

Manas Bhardwaj

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faezun 20-May-12 6:37am

thanks,
:):):)

Wendelius 20-May-12 7:14am

Nice :) Even though the float version would still "return" all the trailing zeroes in the data to the client. What I mean is that 3.5 may still be formatted 3.50 by the tool :)