Hopefully just a quick question.
I have a mail merge running off an acess query. One of the results it returns, a number, has a decimal point after it. I need there to be no decimal point and just return the whole number.
I've attempted a couple of mergefield codes on google.
mynumber \# "#,##"
\# "#x"
None seem to work and most results are for a certain number of decimal places, which when I try to change to none, make no difference. Which field code should I be using?
EDIT: I have solved the problem myself.
I used \# ###x this is because I need 4 places so 114 displays as 0114 for example. My mistake above was using quotations.
For just 0 decimal places use \# 0x if you don't want to specify minimum digits.
I have a mail merge running off an acess query. One of the results it returns, a number, has a decimal point after it. I need there to be no decimal point and just return the whole number.
I've attempted a couple of mergefield codes on google.
mynumber \# "#,##"
\# "#x"
None seem to work and most results are for a certain number of decimal places, which when I try to change to none, make no difference. Which field code should I be using?
EDIT: I have solved the problem myself.
I used \# ###x this is because I need 4 places so 114 displays as 0114 for example. My mistake above was using quotations.
For just 0 decimal places use \# 0x if you don't want to specify minimum digits.