i have a repeater item that displays a double. occasionally the double seems to be coming out with 3 decimal places like this 1165.833. im trying to force it to two decimal places by wrapping it in a string.format method but it still comes out the same:
<%# String.Format("{0:f2}",DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "pricerange").ToString())%>
I'm not getting a trailing zero on currency values and I have no idea why not. This is my code:
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Yet this is what is showing up on the screen:
$18.7
Very aggrevating...It should not be doing this as I understand it.
i hav one data table in which some decimal values are up 6 decimal places.. im trying to bind that Data table to DataGridView while binding i want to round decimal values up to two decimal palces here is my code
dt.Columns.Add("Orderid", typeof(string));
dt.Columns.Add("tagnumber", typeof(string));
dt.Columns.Add("Minimum Value", typeof(string));
dt.Columns.Add("Maximum Value", typeof(string));
int count = ds.Tables[0].Rows.Count;
for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
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hows hould i round up while binding..?
I was read your post: "Export GridView to Excel in ASP.Net with Formatting using C#" and is very useful. That code works perfect. But I need create a new format for a specific column in my sheet before to export it. For example:My DataTable have a column with decimal numbers and I'm trying reduce the tenths for each number.I want this: 2,874444 ----> 2,87 for a specific range. In this case I need it for all numbers in the column 13 or well said for the Column called N in Excel. Only reduce two tenths.
I used:
xlWorkSheet.Range["N"+h,"N"+h].NumberFormat = "0.00";
And no works (h is for rows, N is the column. Into a foreach).
I'm trying to execute this statement every minute with SQL Agent, I have it set up as a job:
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It's trying to update a column which data type is set to decimal. Just so you know what I really need out of it, here is an example:
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The answer of which should add on 0.5 to the original value. If I were to use the increase value of 60 which then becomes 60/60 it will work.I'm dividing by 60 because the increase value is per hour so I make it smaller to get per minute value. Why is it doing this?
I got a decimal member in my viewmodel and get populated from the database (say 55.5, or 100.00)
In my view I use TextBoxFor<> for this member.
Is there any way to have a number (it's actually a percentage) like 100.00 display as 100 instead, and 55.50 as 55.5?
i am not good at javascript, but trying to implement or google up a function that would only allow characters in a textbox to have
1. only numeric characters
2. 2 decimal places.
I got this online, but it slices the 3rd decimal, i want it to allow only 2 decimals, any pointers ?
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How can I get the result with decimal place? The following will return 33.00, but how can I get the result of 33.33?
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I need to validate hours put into a textbox. I want to allow hours to be from 0-24 and allow up to 2 decimal places. so it has to accept
0
0.00
1.5
2.25
but not 2.225 or 25
I put a range validator that check that the value is from 0-24 but it doesn't check that there are 2 decimal places or less. how do I do that?
I have the following select statement which I need to add 3 decimal places to a Float. Example: .4 needs to change to .400.
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i have one Gridview in my .aspx page.i am showing dynamic data in this grid.how i will show the float or double number in 2 decimal places in gridview.
View 3 Repliesi have some labels on a page. some id like to show 1 decimal place, and others to show the nearest whole number.how do i control the decimal places my labels show?
View 4 RepliesI'm creating an excel file using ASP.net and everything is going just fine except one column has to be formatted as a decimal to 2 places but when it pulls into excel, excel automatically formats it as a whole number instead of keeping the decimal places.
sw.Write(String.Format("{0:f}", CDbl(dr(14)).ToString("0.00"))) this produces "20.00"
but when I open it in excel it's displayed as 20...if I select the whole column and format it as a number it gets displayed as 20.00 like it's supposed to but I don't want to have to do this (I can't do that) the file is supposed to be automatically picked up and imported into another system that needs the column to be a decimal.
When I am Exporting CSV Using Reader,Here Attached Coding for your reference,
PrecisionColumns = New String() {"Salequantity", "Salevalue", "Purchasequantity", "Purchasevalue", "Stockvalue"}
If Trim(Rdr.GetValue(I).ToString() <> "") Then
csv += Format(CDbl(Rdr.GetValue(I).ToString()), "0.00").Replace(",", ";") + ","c
End If
csv += vbCr & vbLf
Response.Write(csv)
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I get precision in CSV file ,but when i open the csv file in excel Precision not showing, how to show precision on excel sheet...
For Asp.Net Charts i m able to show value by setting the property as
Chart.Series(Series1).IsValueShownAsLabel=True
I want the shown values to be formatted in terms of decimal places and a thousand separator
Chart.Series(Series1).LabelFormat = "0:#.##" is Not Working
I have a master gridview that I am populating data to. I am am also counting records of open and closed and I want to display the percentage closed. I am using the following code. It always rounds up. In other words, if the actual calculation shows it to be 0.16 it will always display in the label as 0.2 I cannot figure out what I am doing wrong. If I just take two numbers and divide them in the code it displays 0.16676767. Here is the code I am using. The first line is on up in the code but I plugged it here to show you that I am using a session variable to add to as I rip through the code. I have all three of the variables I am placing the session variables in defined as Dim xxxxx as single.
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when updating a decimal field in a GridView all is fine when using e.g. "2.3" ("." to separate the fraction!)
However, when using "2,3" I get e formatstring exception!
I tried "regularExpressionValidator/RequiredFieldvalidator" but did not succeed! Tried also with FormatString like {0:n}.....
Questions:
is this controllable by "Culture / UICulture" in web.config (played with it without success!
How do I best check for correct input i.e. force "." as separator
Can I use the "DataFormatString" property for the appropriate GridView field (like {0:n}) ......
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I'm trying to convert a string to decimal but I get this exception:
Exception Details:
Microsoft.CSharp.RuntimeBinder.RuntimeBinderException: 'string' does not contain a definition for 'AsDecimal'
Here is the code:
decimal PriceHT = 0;
var PriceRequest= "SELECT * FROM Price_" + HttpContext.Current.Session["PriceTableId"] ;
foreach (var Price in Database.OpenFile("Base.sdf").Query(PriceRequest)){
PriceHT = PrixceHT + (Price.PT).AsDecimal(); //Price.PT returns a string
}
If I want to display, say, 4 decimal points, what is the correct format?
View 3 RepliesIf I have a string/integer that looks like 123, how can I convert that to look like 12.3?Basically what I need is something faster (if possible) than thisMath.Round(Double.Parse(input / 1000), 1).ToString
View 1 RepliesI have 6E-11,4.4E-11 values in db and I am converting it to decimal. I have C# code:
string mystring = "6E-11";
decimal myno =Decimal.Parse (mystring, System.Globalization.NumberStyles.AllowExponent);
but it still not work.
Just to be forward, my .net and c# expierence is very limited, that one could say I'm a complete noob :) However I do have some grasp on OOP as I usually work in PHP (FWIW). My problem seems to be with this line:
Session["total"] = dt.Compute("SUM(price)", "").ToString();
which will output a total of say "9.2" where as the price is "9.20" from a few record lines as such:
dt.Rows.Add(strRecord, 9.20, dropDownListDistrict_stepTitle.Text);
thus 9.20 + 9.20 = "18.40", but the page displays "18.4".
The label that displays the total sum is:
<asp:Label ID="labelTotal3" runat="server" Text="0" />
From what I've gathered, I'm suffering from some kind of type casting problem? Hopefully I haven't missed anything, its a bit difficult to show all the code but hopefully someone can point me in the right direction? Question is; how can I get an extra decimal place to show up on my sum (or why is it dropping the last decimal place?).
I have a string, that could look like "123,34", "123123,09", "1234", "123.34", "123123.09"
(Stringrepresentation of 10,2 decimal that will be stored into a MySql DB)
Due to the culture of the ASP.net thread may differ, because my application supports localization, I need to find a safe way to convert the most likely user input into a decimal.
How is that possible?
I tried various Decimal.Parse attemps, that all failed so far.
Solution:
My final solution was a mixed one. I used string replace to ensure my date is formatted into the specified CultureInfo I used for parsing
I have below digits. I want to show one digit after to decimal. How to format it?
2.85
2
1.99
I was using ("{0:0.0}". But data showing like
2.9 //It should be 2.8
2.0 //It should be 2
2.0 //It should be 1.9
how to convert the string to 3 decimal place?i want 0.033 for below:
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