Well I did some experimenting and here is what I found and it seems to work.

I created a new variable. AD_AN3_VALUE
I am taking the A to D value and changing into a value which gives me an idea as to what voltage I am putting into the pin. The only thing that I am not sure about is to make it display the value with a decimal point. My LCD just displays 1635 for a voltage which is 1.635VDC.

ADCIN 3, AD_AN3_VALUE ' read channel 3 to AD_AN3_VALUE
AD_AN3_Volt = AD_AN3_VALUE * (5 //1023)
LCDOUT $FE, 1 ' Clear LCD screen
LCDOUT "A to D Value"
LCDOUT $FE, $C0, #AD_AN3_Volt, "VDC"

Does anyone have a better idea how to display the voltage? My code seems to be growing quite large and I am not doing a lot of different operations. The PIC16F687 has a memory size of 2048 and it says I am using 884 words to accomplish what I am doing. All that I am doing is making a demo program that allows me to scroll through a menu and change the variables up and and down and then I am going to work on sending them to another micro that will store the variables in its EEPROM.

I know there are ways to minimize the size of my code but I have only been working with PICBASIC for about a week and trying to think of ways that like assembly but better suited for PICBASIC.