Number separated please

Well, I see from your profiles that you're both in Angola where I believe Portuguese is spoken and so your current culture will be "pt-PT".

I think I'm also right in saying that the thousands separator used in Portuguese is the dot rather than the comma used in the US or UK.

So, what I'm saying is that if you have some integer (n say)and you want to display it in a textbox, then this code should automatically insert thousand separators:

textBox1.Text = n.ToString("N0");

Israel11y ago

Vulpes. I do put it in the wrong place. Where can I put it?

Mfwamba Tshimanga11y ago

I do also have the same problem as Israel

Mfwamba Tshimanga11y ago

current culture??? Can you explain well please. I understand what mean "current culture". But dont know where to put exactly this code.

Vulpes11y ago

Assuming that the thousand separator is '.' in the current culture, try something like this:

int n = 100000;

textBox1.Text = n.ToString("N0");