Changing Node Attributes to drop decimal places on MI 7.1 table UI Element

I have been struggling with finding a way of dropping three decimal places on a QUAN data type for a Node attribute, so that the value can be displayed as an integer instead of with three decimal places displaying when outputted within the table UI element within our MI 7.1 Mobile Client application.
I have adjusted the column width, which is not ideally what I am trying to achieve. The decimal places for the value are not required and should therefore not be displayed and take-up additional space on the table template view.
Does anyone know a slick way to remove the decimal places for a data object that is outputted to a table UI element within the NWDS java application?
If the above is not possible, what is the best approach for making a change to a data object node structure of the SWCV? Can the node attribute for the Decimal value be changed directly, or are there other things that should be considered when making a change to a node attribute of the data object?
I appreciate any advice in this area.
Kind regards,
Rose Orovec

Hi
Try to create your own value attribute ( with out decimals) in the node and pass the actual value to this
and finally show your value attribute( as a field ) on the screen
Hope this works....
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