Format Negative Number
The correct method to format positive as well as negative numbers is : .ToString("#,###.00;(#,###.00)"). The above mentioned set in {} does not format the numbers correctly.
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Obrienkev,Keep the links that David and I supplied as a reference for you for the future.John Grove - TFD Group, Senior Software Engineer, EI Division, http://www.tfdg.com
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I would also strongly suggest you read that entire page that I linked to in my first response. That answers all of your questions about this. Coding Light - Illuminated Ideas and Algorithms in...
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Yeah, You're mixing the "standard numeric format string" with the "custom numeric format string". You can't do that. You're going to need to format it either wholly numeric or wholly standard. "N2"...
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See this also:String.Format for DoubleJohn Grove - TFD Group, Senior Software Engineer, EI Division, http://www.tfdg.com
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Yeah, You're mixing the "standard numeric format string" with the "custom numeric format string". You can't do that. You're going to need to format it either wholly numeric or wholly standard. "N2"...
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Hi,I now have this...cell.Text = String.Format("{0:N2};{(0:N2)}", double.Parse(cell.Text));but it is not correct. Any ideas? Thanks.
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Yep. Read this. Basically, you'll have to define all the formats in a row, separated by semicolons. Go to the page I linked to above, and check out the section entitled "The ; Section Separator". I...
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Hi,Is it possible to format a negative number so that it appears as (2,345.90) rather than -2,345.90I have used the below code to format but unable to get brackets in...String.Format("{0:N2}",...
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