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Round just rounds and does not change the type of the variable. &nbsp;In your case the static number 1.7656543543543 is considered NUMERIC(14,13) by SQL and thus your select returns all 13 decimals. Casting as FLOAT works of if you always need 2 decimal places then use NUMERIC(8,2) or something similar.
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When i round a number in T-SQL i get extra zeros<br />
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For example this:<br />
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SELECT Round(1.7656543543543, 2)<br />
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Returns this<br />
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1.7700000000000<br />
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How would i return just this 1.77
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When i round a number in T-SQL i get extra zeros

For example this:


SELECT Round(1.7656543543543, 2)

Returns this

1.7700000000000

How would i return just this 1.77

rounding extra zeros

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