Too many decimals in Average value

Hi
I am using Report Builder and the wizard do design a table which i deploy as a .jsp page.
For some columns in the table I select to display the average values. Some of the values looks fine with one decimal as i want, but some values is displayed with a lot of decimals (about 10) as 164,346666666666666666. I have tried to change the length but without effect. Are there any possibility to decide the number of digits to be shown in the report . Or is i it a bug in Report Builder.

Go to Property Inspector of the field and choose the right "Format Mask".

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Hi ALL,
I have a sql query like below :
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to_char(IDOC_SENT_DATE), IDOC_LAST_UPDATE_DATE, IDOC_STATUS, IDOC_STATUS_DESC
from [email protected] a, edit_customer_master c
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SAP_PROCESS_DATE SHIP_DATE, SAP_CREATE_DATE, IDOC_NUMBER,
to_char(IDOC_SENT_DATE), IDOC_LAST_UPDATE_DATE, IDOC_STATUS, IDOC_STATUS_DESCfrom [email protected] a, edit_customer_master c
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customer_id||DIVISION<>'0010000064GVA' and
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Hi. I have a table of employees, a table of departments (called accounts), and a table containing test results. Every employee is supposed to have a test each year, unless the test was "positive" in a previous year.
I want a query that lists everyone that hasn't taken the test, but I don't want to include the ones that were "positive".
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Missed that one and was thrown off by those 2005, 1998, 2007 dates
Looks like youre on the right track though.Sorry. I cobbled that code from some of my tests (grab everything -- seeing multiple rows makes me feel better!)
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--G

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It's still not updating the table. :(
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SELECT *
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PL/SQL: ORA-00913: too many values
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WHERE empid IN (SELECT ord_id
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     WHERE column_x = 'ABC');
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