Rounding % to zero decimals

Hi,
I have requirement to find the percentage of row(rowvalue/grandtotal). To get this I used pivot table and have taken the values as percentage of row. But in the same the user wants to have zero decimals. Is it possible to round off percentage values in Pivottable?
Thanks,
Phani.

Phani,
Look at:http://shivabizint.wordpress.com/2008/09/14/changing-the-precession-of-percent-of-columns-in-pivot-table-of-obiee/
thanks,
Saichand.v

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SONY
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Hi,
Please try this to create program routine.
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Hi all,
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SONY

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Edited by: Ashutosh_x on Dec 21, 2009 8:19 PM

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