How do you remove everything to the right of the decimal place in Access?
To remove everything to the right of the decimal place in Access, you can use the `INT()` function. Here's how you can do it step-by-step:
1. Open the table or query in Design view.
2. Add a new field to the table or query to store the truncated value, if needed.
3. In the Field row of the new field, type a name for the field.
4. In the Data Type column, select "Number."
5. In the Expression row of the new field, type the following expression: `Int([YourFieldName])`
- Replace `[YourFieldName]` with the name of the field that contains the decimal values you want to truncate.
- The `INT()` function returns the largest integer less than or equal to a given number, effectively removing everything to the right of the decimal place.
Once you have entered the expression correctly, Access will automatically calculate the truncated values for each record in the table or query.
Remember to save your changes to make sure the truncated values are persisted.