How to I use DataFormatString to display last 4 digits (xxxxx1234)?
<asp:BoundField ReadOnly="True" DataField="SSN" >
<ItemStyle Wrap="False" />
</asp:BoundField>
I currently have a numeric field as numeric(5,2) which has 2 digits after the decimal. Now I need to be able to display 4 digits after the decimal. But if I change the field to (7,4) then it places 2 zeros after the last numbers. For example: 1.32 changes to 1.3200.
But some records will have exactly 4 numbers after the decimal such as : 2.4375.
My issue is I don't want all the data to have 4 numbers after the decimal. I don't think there is another data type that will allow this.
I've build this function:
I like to convert 1234,222 to:
1.234,22
But what happends below is he converts it to 1.234, so verything after the , is gone. How can i change this function so it works correctly?
Also if the number is 1.234,248 the result should be 1.234,25 , so just 2 numbers after the ,
public static string AddDigits(string source, int digitaldigits)
{
System.Globalization.NumberFormatInfo format = new System.Globalization.NumberFormatInfo();
format.NumberGroupSeparator = ".";
format.NumberDecimalDigits = digitaldigits;
decimal i = decimal.Parse("1234,222");//decimal.Parse(source);
//int i = int.Parse(original);
string str = i.ToString("N0", format);
return str;
}
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