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My database in Access 2003 has a form which calculates Quantity by the Price
in the footer which is then multiplied by a Tax rate of 12.5% and the two added to get a Total . I get the following figures in the form Subtotal: 96,738.67 Tax: 12,092.33 TOTAL: 108,831.01. The correct answer should be 108,831.00. I have tried various formats (currency, standard, fixed with rounding Auto & 2) but am not able to correct for that small difference. Any solutions |
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