PLD at Genaral Ledger for showing decimal point.

Hi experts,
I wanna show 2 decimal points for the PLD for General Ledger. The default of PLD General Ledger is showing "$ 100.00" so i add a formula to Round(Amount(Field_417),2), but it show it as "100". The output which is i want is "100.00"
Please kindly advise me how to get the output which i want.
Your reply is higly appreciated.
Thanks.
Regards,
Danny

Hi Jeyakanthan A,
I see, but i have tried pit it as "Amount(Field_417) but output is "100" with out the ".00"
Thanks for fast respone.
Regards,
danny

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