Change Decimal To % Using .net?
May 14, 2010I have a variable Amount in my class...
this Amount value is comming from database as decimal something .0.000654345 while displaying in grid I need to show this as % value..
I have a variable Amount in my class...
this Amount value is comming from database as decimal something .0.000654345 while displaying in grid I need to show this as % value..
When i run the following code i get an error when gridview changes mode to Edit. stating that you can't change string to decimal!
To get around the occurance i want to disable code when in Edit mode or resolve another way?
GridView1_RowDataBound
For Each row As GridViewRow In GridView1.Rows
Dim cell As TableCell = row.Cells(7)
Dim invoicetotal As Decimal = CDec(cell.Text)
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++)
[code]...
hows hould i round up while binding..?
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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?
Some values are returning 2.0 but I need it to be 2.00 as this is a money value that is displayed to the web page.
I am doing:
Math.Round(value, 2);
Is there a way to force it to 2 numbers after the decimal?
I need a validation regex for decimal. It should allow upto 5 digits after decimal.
Allow:
1
1.0
12.0
12.01
123.01
1,123.01
1,123.013
21,123.01234
3,21,123.01234
How Can I do regex for 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?
int Def[0] = {6};
iMaxValue = 55;
decimal val = Decimal.Round(Convert.ToDecimal((DefCount[I]) / iMaxValue),3);
here if i try to run this it says answer 0 ; but if i want 0.1090
I have two int in my applicantion and I want multiply and share by 100. This number can be like 7,5 but my decimal result member always save just 7.how can I deal with this question?
Ex.:
decimal result = 0;
decimal a = 15;
decimal b = 50;
result = (a*b)/100;
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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I have a few values in c#, how do i compare if a variable is equal to 5.5 ?
here is my code
double res = 4.5;
double ehi = 5.5 ;
bool
ehi= decimal.Compare( res, ehi);
If 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
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Mask = 99.99
InputDirection = RighttoLeft
MaskType = number.
I can't seem to achieve what I want which is to set the focus just to the left of the decimal point. I try both InputDirection RightToLeft and LeftToRight. They both have problematic behavior. The example given by Microsoft on their web site, is close to want I want but I cannot achieve these results.See
I am not sure of the answer, I have created a field in the Database and created a gridview.To show the .9393939393 a couple of decimal in the gridview. I used this format
.ToString("$#.################");
Through out the experiment, I found out that the decimal and the numeric are getting same format, is that right.
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I need to change it so that the number has to be greater than 1.
Code:
[0-9]+(.[0-9][0-9]?)?
I 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.
How to validate if user enters more than one decimal points(dots) in fields such as Cost. ie; 250.45.66
View 7 RepliesJust 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 double, the decimal place isn't fix (8-?) i want to fix the decimal place to six (for example: 1,234567). this is my double:
CStr(score)
eliminate a comma when reading a sales price from a text box.
Dim SPnc As String = Regex.Replace(txtValue.Text, ",", "")
Value = Convert.ToSingle(SPnc)
However, I am still at a loss to find out how to eliminate the $, which I believe is a metacharacter with a special meaning. If my user enters $100,000, the value is read as 0.
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