Within the SAS Campaign Management component, if you set up a calculated
column as a decimal and you specify a decimal width that is not valid
given the total field width, you will receive no error or warning.
Instead, the decimal width may be truncated, thus limiting the precision
of the values stored in the calculated column.  For example, if you
enter a field definition of 12.11 (total field width of 12, decimal
width of 11), the column is actually created with a format of 12.1 and
you are given no notification of this change.

To workaround the problem, be sure that the width you specify for the
decimal portion of the value is small enough to fit within the total
width of the variable.  For example, if you define the total width to
be 12, the decimal width can be no larger than 10 digits (allowing one
position for the decimal point itself, and one position for the leading
digit preceding the decimal point).

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