Hi, I am attempting to remove the zero's after a decimal in a SQL View, basically I have a view as shown below that is pulled from multiple tables, I would like to remove the .0000 from the quantity column, however I must do this through the view due to the tables used to create the view require the .0000
Model Manufacturer Location Quantity
| Lenovo Tiny MP93 | Lenovo | Production Floor | 2.0000 | |||||
| ASUS Laptop | ASUS | Front Office | 1.0000 |
The view is used in a labeler and the labels do not have enough space to print out the .0000 at the size we would like, hence lose the .0000 and use a bigger font.
I have tried variations from different forums with no luck, but my sql statement when creating the view is here-
SELECT dbo.inventory.item_id, dbo.item.item_number, dbo.item.description, dbo.manufacturer.name AS manufacturer, dbo.location.code, dbo.inventory.quantity, dbo.item.alt_item_number,dbo.category.description AS Category, dbo.item_type.item_type_name, dbo.item.item_type
FROM dbo.inventory INNER JOIN
dbo.item ON dbo.inventory.item_id = dbo.item.item_id INNER JOIN
dbo.location ON dbo.inventory.location_id = dbo.location.location_id INNER JOIN
dbo.manufacturer ON dbo.item.manufacturer_id = dbo.manufacturer.manufacturer_id INNER JOIN
dbo.category ON dbo.item.category_id = dbo.category.category_id INNER JOIN
dbo.item_type ON dbo.item.item_type = dbo.item_type.item_type_id
WHERE (dbo.item.item_type = 1) AND (dbo.inventory.item_id > 0)