As Rebecca notes, an Update query will solve this case.
FYI, for future cutting and pasting, be aware that Access'
Round function is different from Excel's; it only rounds
to the number of places AFTER the decimal point. If the
optional parameter is omitted, it rounds to the nearest
integer value.
To round the nearest ten, or 100, divide the number first,
round it, and multiple by the divisor again. For example,
Value Desired Value Formula
1011.74 1011.7 Round(value, 1)
1011.74 1012 Round(value)
1011.74 1010 10 * Round(value/10)
1011.74 1000 100 * Round(value/100)
HTH
Best regards.
Kevin Sprinkel
Becker & Frondorf
-----Original Message-----
I have an entire spreadsheet that I have completed
the "Copy" "Paste Special - values". I now need the
values (not the display number) rounded to the 2nd decimal
place. Any tips? Thanks so much!

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