Convertion of decimal to appropriate format

Accepted answer

Hi
You need to take datatype as Double or float, see below example:

double dc = Convert.ToDouble(textBox1.Text);
float ft = Convert.ToSingle(textBox2.Text);

If Enter number in TextBox1=2 and TextBox2 =3:

Output is 2.0 and 3.0

Vulpes15y ago

To force an 'integral' decimal value to be displayed to two decimal places, you need to use one of the pre-defined formats such as "F2". Karthik's answer was therefore on the right lines.

The code in VB.NET would be something like this:

Dim s As Decimal = 1

Dim t As String = s.ToString("F2")

MessageBox.Show(t) ' 1.00

Satyapriya Nayak15y ago

Hi Akila,

Please refer the below link

http://idealprogrammer.com/net-languages/code-samples/cdec-syntax-vbnet-aspnet-cdec-source-code/

Thanks

Karthik Agarwal15y ago

int val = 1;

Console::Write("{0:f2} ", (flaot)val);