That did the trick, Cal. Thanks a lot!!!!

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, AJ wrote:

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There would probably be effects you did not like, but you could
always switch it back.

Start-> Settings-> ControlPanel-> RegionalAndLanguage...-> RegionalOptions-> Customize-> Currency
Change the No.OfDigitsAfterDecimal to 4. OK. OK. Reboot the
computer.


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Thanks, Cal, for the quick reply. How best is it to change the currency in
the OS? I am using Windows XP SP2. In my regional settings I am using
English [Canada] with the default currency settings. Thanks again.

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, AJ wrote:

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OK. I suspect Money is using the currency settings of the OS.


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Hi, Cal

Thanks for the post but I have already tried that. I've cutomized exhisting
views. Created my own views using 2, 3, 4, 5 decimal places. It continues
to round up to the 2nd decimal place irregardless of how many decimal places
I save. As mentioned if I Save 3 decimal places for a Avg Cost that should
be $0.135, it will show $0.140. If I save 4 decimal places, it would show
$0.1400. What's going on?????


"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, AJ wrote:

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Go to ChangePortfolioView-> CustomizeCurrentView-> PortfolioColumns
and select the column in the right-hand box. Then below that box,
change the DecimalPlaces number. Save.

I am using Money 2006 Canadian Standard Edition. In my Portfolio View I have
an Avg Cost column. I would like to see the Avg Cost using 3 decimal places
but I have found that it always rounds up to 2 decimal places. Even if I put
in 4 or 5 decimal places, it always rounds up to 2 decimal places. Eg:
$0.135 rounds to $0.140 using 3 decimal places. It's driving me nuts! Any
suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!!!!