How to assign Two Decimal Places for numeric Columns(urgent)

Hi all,
I have lot of Numeric fields under Advance table Section.
for those fields data is coming single decimal point (42.5).
but client want to see the data upto two decimal points like 42.50
how to achieve this functionality.
Please give me some idea on this functionality.
it is very urgent for me.thanks in advance
thanks
vinu

Use OADataBoundVariables and set the US currency format for the data. It would come accordingly. You can look for the exact code in some other threads.
Another option is to set the decimal format in the getter of the VO. It would show accordingly on the page.

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