Decimal 4 places format

Hi,
i have data in 4 decimal place format in oracle when when it create excel file using UTL_file, it shows only 2 decimal.client want to see in 4 digit always.
i have used following format.
v_cost_pt:= to_char(rec_cpp.cost / rec_cpp.points,'$9990D9999');
it gives
$0.0050
while in excel it shows
$0.00thanks
sp

Sandy310 wrote:
It is fine in Oracle but when UTL_File a file in excel with .csv format.
that file shows only two digits after decimal. Oracle is outputting a CSV with four decimal places
Excel Sheet created by UTL_FILEThe Excel sheet is not created by UTL_FILE, UTL_FILE creates the CSV, the Excel sheet is created by Excel
>
is there way in oracle to show all four decimal place in excel.
This makes no sense. There is a way to show four decimal places in Oracle, you have shown it.
If you want to show four decimal places in Excel you need to format it to show four decimal places in Excel.

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