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rbarradas:<br />
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Have you tried to set the format of the column object to &quot;0.00&quot;? &nbsp;This should force 2 decimal places to be displayed. &nbsp;It does with my True DBGrid (Pro).<br />

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rbarradas:

Have you tried to set the format of the column object to "0.00"?  This should force 2 decimal places to be displayed.  It does with my True DBGrid (Pro).


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It still doesn't work. <br />
Maybe I'm doing something wrong. I've already tryed to format the cell in &nbsp;design and in run time mode. Any other ideas?<br />
Thanks...<br />

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It still doesn't work.
Maybe I'm doing something wrong. I've already tryed to format the cell in  design and in run time mode. Any other ideas?
Thanks...


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It still doesn't work. I don't know if I am doing it the right way. To populate the Grid I'm using a Data Control. Where Am I supposed to put that instruction?<br />

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It still doesn't work. I don't know if I am doing it the right way. To populate the Grid I'm using a Data Control. Where Am I supposed to put that instruction?


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Hello there<br />
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&nbsp; I recently downloaded the True DBGrid Standard from the Apex Site.<br />
&nbsp; The problem I have is that I can't make the DBGrid force the values in certain cells to be displayed with 2 decimal places. If the value is entered with decimal places, it is displayed with them, otherwise, it is not. I already tryed to specify, in the DBGrid properties, the format for the values, but it still doesn't work. If I browse my table, with MS<br />
Access, the values are displayed correctly, but not in the True DBGrid.<br />
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&nbsp; Am I doing something wrong?<br />
&nbsp; How am I supposed to do it?
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Hello there

  I recently downloaded the True DBGrid Standard from the Apex Site.
  The problem I have is that I can't make the DBGrid force the values in certain cells to be displayed with 2 decimal places. If the value is entered with decimal places, it is displayed with them, otherwise, it is not. I already tryed to specify, in the DBGrid properties, the format for the values, but it still doesn't work. If I browse my table, with MS
Access, the values are displayed correctly, but not in the True DBGrid.

  Am I doing something wrong?
  How am I supposed to do it?

True DBGrid number format

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