Scale it up by a factor of 10 ie. Int("yourgrid" * 10) will retain one decimal place....just remember that you have done it when viewing/using the table in subsequent analyses
For grids, a raster attribute table is built by default for any integer grid that results from an expression if the range of values in the raster is less than 100,000 or if the number of unique values in the raster is fewer than 500. If the range is less than 100,000, the number of unique values in the raster can be as large as 100,000. If the range is greater than 100,000, a raster attribute table will still be built if the number of unique values is fewer than 500. If the range of values is greater than 100,000 and the number of unique values is greater than 500, a raster attribute table is not automatically built.Desktop 10.1 Help: Raster attribute tables
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