Uploading Number with Two Decimal Places

I am trying to import data from my excel file to table in the database using SQL Developer.
It is working fine except that in my excel file I have data with two decimal places, but during import it shows only one decimal place. Is there any way I can import data with two decimal places?

This works well with SQL Dev 1.5.X.
Guess it would have been a bug in prior versions.

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The statement
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And the statement
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Did anyone already have the same problem???
Or does anyone have any idea???
Thanks and regards
Corinna

Hi again,
the value should be displayed in a user-defined field of the screen.
The result of the query
SELECT $[$38.20.NUMBER]
has already two decimal places, so that I do not need a round here. But the currency is missing.
When I add the round function to the query
SELECT $[$38.20.0]
it does unfortunatly result in an error.
Any ideas????
Thanks so much in advance!

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May be simple,,,,but how?
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Hi,
156
156.00
156.0000000000000 and
00000156.0000 are all the same NUMBER. There's nothing to convert.
If you want to display a NUMBER in a certain way (e.g., with 2 digits after the decimal point) then use TO_CHAR, or have your front end format the column. In SQL*Plus, for example, you can use the COLUMN command:
COLUMN   sal     FORMAT 99999.99
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,       sal
FROM    scott.emp
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ALLEN        1600.00
WARD         1250.00
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Im writing a simple calculation device.
You input one digit and press one of two buttons to multiply it by a certain number and then the result is displayed. The result is displyed hiding the result of the button you didn't press and visa versa.
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I am using strings and thus don't know how to do this.
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import flash.events.MouseEvent;
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http://helpx.adobe.com/flash/kb/rounding-specific-decimal-places-flash.html
and
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11469321/decimals-to-one-decimal-place-in-as3
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Use the toFixed() method of the Number class instead of the toString() method. The result of it is a String with the number of decimal places you specify.
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Edited by: 795589 on Sep 20, 2010 5:47 AM

*795589,*
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+*** Can the number of decimal places for Percent Complete be changed? [ID 895884.1] Modified 30-OCT-2009+

Need to restrict numeric entry to two decimal places

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I have a cfform with a cfinput of type=text. I need to restrict what can be entered into the cfinput so that it allows only two decimal places. I have tried the mask, but it won't work because "99999.99" will not allow 12.34 and "99.99" will not allow 12345.67.
I have read about validate and pattern but I've never used them. I don't know JavaScript, but I can copy and paste pretty well.
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*795589,*
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+*** Can the number of decimal places for Percent Complete be changed? [ID 895884.1] Modified 30-OCT-2009+

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      System.out.println("ddd = " + ddd);
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A double with 2 decimal places

I need to output a double that has 2 decimal places. The default is just one and I don't know the command to make it two. For example,i want an output of 37.5 to be displayed as 37.50. If you know the command, please tell me. Thanks!

Looks like you are trying to deal with money.
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HI Experts,
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