Remove 0's after decimal.

Hi,
I have column value which returns values something like 123456.78 . This is sales information. I want the value to be returned something like this.
"123,456". No 0's after decimal. The datatype for field stored in DB is Money.
Can you any one help me here?
Thanks
Vikram

Usually you want to truncate the cents on the presentation at the report level, but not on the query of the data. Consider if you want to add up the values on the report. $5.40 and $3.40 should total to $8.80, which you might display as $9. If you remove
the cents on SQL Server and send the report $5 and $3, you would get a sum of $8, which isn't correct. So it's better to use Visakh16's solution of formatting the number in SSRS, and not in the SQL Server Database Engine. Then the sales numbers are changed,
just formatted without cents.
Rick Byham, Microsoft, SQL Server Books Online, Implies no warranty

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