rounding to 2 decimal places

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I have a querry with the following (example
number of cards(A) amount per card (B) total amount ( A*B)
Both B and A*B are formated as 2 decimal place

I have another query simlar to above.

The two querries are joined by an SQL statement. BUT the "total Amount" results in the joined querry gives me the amount in 4 decimal places or more. I have tried to format in sql on the field names, but still cannot get the rquired 2 decimal places. can someone help
 
I have a querry with the following (example)
number of cards(A) amount per card (B) total amount ( A*B)
Both B and A*B are formated as 2 decimal places

I have another query simlar to above.

The two querries are joined by an SQL statement. BUT the "total Amount" results in the joined querry gives me the amount in 4 decimal places or more. I have tried to format in sql on the field names, but still cannot get the rquired 2 decimal places. can someone help?
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Exp:Format([A]*,"#.00")
 
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If you are using Access XP, or higher version, you can use the Round()
function on the final result (total amount). E.g.:

Round(TotalAmount, 2)

will round the value, TotalAmount, to 2 decimal places.

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format does not work
I need the rounding function, but i have access 97 and there is nothing about rounding ih HELP
 
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