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Numbers and decimal places when exporting to csv in Access

Asked by imstac73 in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: Access, export, csv, decimal places, numbers

Hi, I have a select query in MS Access 2007  that I am exporting to a .CSV file.  I am using the export wizard to do this.  This .csv file will be imported to our Accounting system so it requires specific formatting on the number fields. If there is no value for some of the fields the value must default to ".000".  I can get the query to show "0.000" for the field but when I export it the value comes out as "0.00".  Does anyone know how I can accomplish the export csv file to show ".000"?

 
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