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.0001 is in fact 0.01%<br />
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If you want it WITHOUT decimals :<br />
Interest: IIf([Interested]=&quot;Yes&quot;,&quot;Ye<wbr />s&quot;,format(<wbr />[Percent],<wbr />&quot;0%&quot;))<br />
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or with 2 decimals :<br />
Interest: IIf([Interested]=&quot;Yes&quot;,&quot;Ye<wbr />s&quot;,format(<wbr />[Percent],<wbr />&quot;0.00%&quot;))<br />
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Cheers,<br />
Andy<br />

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.0001 is in fact 0.01%

If you want it WITHOUT decimals :
Interest: IIf([Interested]="Yes","Yes",format([Percent],"0%"))

or with 2 decimals :
Interest: IIf([Interested]="Yes","Yes",format([Percent],"0.00%"))

Cheers,
Andy


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I have a field in an Access query<br />
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Interest: IIf([Interested]=&quot;Yes&quot;,&quot;Ye<wbr />s&quot;,([Perce<wbr />nt]))<br />
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Interested is a text field and Percent is a field I want formatted like a percent. It is set up that way in the table but when put in this formula shows up as .0001 instead of 1%<br />
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how do I get Percent to format correctly
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I have a field in an Access query

Interest: IIf([Interested]="Yes","Yes",([Percent]))

Interested is a text field and Percent is a field I want formatted like a percent. It is set up that way in the table but when put in this formula shows up as .0001 instead of 1%

how do I get Percent to format correctly

Format field in Access 2003 query

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