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In the vb function ’round’, I want to be able to round to one digit after the decimal. It seems like in the following code:
round([SHAPE_Area]/10000, 1) & ” ha”
Where I want to round to to one place after the decimal, if the value for that palce after the decimal is 0, then it rounds to a whole number (i.e. 1 instead of 1.0) I would like it to round to 1.0. The [SHAPE_Area] field is of type ‘Double’. I’m not sure if that has any significance to the vb rounding function and how it rounds.
Use .ToString() with the correct Format String instead: