Question: Sql Server- My query: select OrderID, ItemID, '$' + cast(price as varchar(10)), '$' + cast(price * .06 as varchar(10)) as [Sales Tax], '$' + cast(price
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My query:
select OrderID, ItemID, '$' + cast(price as varchar(10)), '$' + cast(price * .06 as varchar(10)) as [Sales Tax], '$' + cast(price * 1.06 as varchar(10)) as [Sub Total] from ORDER_ITEM
My results:
OrderID ItemID Sales Tax Sub Total ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- 1004 1003 $15.50 $0.9300 $16.4300 1036 1046 $15.00 $0.9000 $15.9000 1036 1049 $20.00 $1.2000 $21.2000
How do I round the sales Tax and Subtotal Columns? I have tried to use the decimal instead of varchar and it will not allow the '$' then.
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