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Right-click and Format Field<br />
On the number tab deselect 'Show Currency Symbol'<br />
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Pete<br />
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Right-click and Format Field
On the number tab deselect 'Show Currency Symbol'

Pete



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You can also just select the format with just decimals or even no decimals and no currency sign. &nbsp;Hope this helps!<br />
Ryan
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You can also just select the format with just decimals or even no decimals and no currency sign.  Hope this helps!
Ryan

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sorry, i forgot to mention mine one is a formula field.<br />
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when i right click and Format Field, there is no Number tab.<br />
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my formula is as follow :<br />
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If IsNull({myTable.myField}) Then &quot;&nbsp;- &quot;<br />
Else CStr({myTable.myField}) <br />
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but the $ sign still show, how do i write a formula to hide it?
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sorry, i forgot to mention mine one is a formula field.

when i right click and Format Field, there is no Number tab.

my formula is as follow :

If IsNull({myTable.myField}) Then " - "
Else CStr({myTable.myField})

but the $ sign still show, how do i write a formula to hide it?

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how do i change the data displaying $10.00 to 10.00 without the $ sign<br />
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i tried using formula likes CStr({field}) and CDbl({field}) but got error &quot;A string is required here&quot;<br />
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the data type in MSSQL in MONEY<br />
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so, how? i do not want to display $ sign in my report<br />
<br />
urgent! pls help....thank you.
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how do i change the data displaying $10.00 to 10.00 without the $ sign

i tried using formula likes CStr({field}) and CDbl({field}) but got error "A string is required here"

the data type in MSSQL in MONEY

so, how? i do not want to display $ sign in my report

urgent! pls help....thank you.

Eliminate Currency Symbol

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