I wouldn’t show any decimal points for planned progress… what would .15 of a percent work out to anyway? 20 minutes? If you have to plan down to that much detail then I don’t envy your job!! :o)
I’m assuming you’re using a number column for the formula. If you are you could try this formula in a spare text field.
Int([NumberX]*100) & "%"
Obviously NumberX would need to be changed to match whatever Number Field you used. E.g. Int([Number1]*100) & "%"
Mark,
Has the View tab been upgraded for 2k7? In 2k3 it only has the option available for currency.
Regards,
Darren
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19 years 5 months
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Submitted by Mark Chapman on Tue, 2008-12-09 10:42
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19 years 5 monthsRE: decimal in ms project
Hi Darren,
Your right - thats for currency only. I use 2003 too.
Mark
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17 years 9 monthsRE: decimal in ms project
Hi Ammar,
I wouldn’t show any decimal points for planned progress… what would .15 of a percent work out to anyway? 20 minutes? If you have to plan down to that much detail then I don’t envy your job!! :o)
I’m assuming you’re using a number column for the formula. If you are you could try this formula in a spare text field.
Int([NumberX]*100) & "%"
Obviously NumberX would need to be changed to match whatever Number Field you used. E.g. Int([Number1]*100) & "%"
Mark,
Has the View tab been upgraded for 2k7? In 2k3 it only has the option available for currency.
Regards,
Darren
Member for
19 years 5 monthsRE: decimal in ms project
Tools - Options and View Tab