To Include Decimal places for set of Records

Hello,
I have an OBIEE Report with four Unions where the first union has the count and other have Sum as aggregation for the 3 measure columns. If iam using combine similar request and if I apply column formatting it applies to all the unions, but my requirement is to show first bucket (top union which are counts) as 0 decimal places integer and other union values as currency with 2 decimal values. Something like below
Col1 Measure1 Measure 2
A 100 200 ---> Values from First Union
B $ 2.35 $ 3.45 ----> Values from Second Union
C $ 1.25 $ 1.00 -----> Values from Third Union
D $3.67 $5.67 ------> Values from Fourth union
I tried to add round(column,0) to values in my first union but it does not work. Could you please help me on this, hope iam clear.
Unions - http://i51.tinypic.com/izcg2x.jpg
Edited by: 887893 on Sep 27, 2011 4:31 PM

You can't...This can throw errors like incapatible data types and all..
As a business analyst, I'd suggest business to go for: i.e using signs in row values only
Col1 Measure1 Measure 2
A(FTE) 100 200 ---> Values from First Union
B($) 2.35 3.45 ----> Values from Second Union
C($) 1.25 1.00 -----> Values from Third Union
D($) 3.67 5.67 ------> Values from Fourth union
Hope its clear

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