Need to trim decimal Places in data pulled in Financial report

Hi All,
We have a Financial report in which in partcular column, data is being pulled by the formula :
<<CellText("Grid1", Cur, C(A), 1)>>
Some cells in that column contains only text comments, some cells having numbers only.
Issue is with the numbers. Numbers when pulled in FR are being dispalyed upto 6 decimal places, i.e. 1234 is displayed as 1234.000000.
So if somebody can suggest how can we modify the formula so that we can display the numbers without decimal values. i means , numbers being pulled are displayed as 1234 only not like 1234.000000.
Thanks,
Satish

Hi there,
You can use the function Trunc(xxxxxxx, 0) where xxxx is your retrieved value which is considered as numeric.
However, if I were you, I would concentrate on how to resolve the issue with the smartview submission.
Regards,
Thanos
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