ASP.NET: Gridview Formatting Columns with DataFormatString

Question

I want to change these values with DataFormatString properties in Gridview.

1.000000 --> 1 --> Deleting all digits after .

366705.000000 --> 366,705 --> Deleting all digits after . and put the comma for seperate.

12.830000 --> %12,83 --> Delete last 4 digits after . and put % (% is optinal not must)

BTW, Is there any link to suggest me otherwise DataFormatString. I analyze very well this page but sometimes still can't find what I need about data format string.

Soner Gönül · Accepted Answer · 2011-11-14 10:39:42Z

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Here you go. I didn't test #3 - if it's not right, it's close.

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Convert the number to an int.

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String.Format("{0:n"}, 366705);

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(12.83 / 100).ToString("{%#0.00}", el-GR);

A couple helpful formatting web pages:

edited Nov 14, 2011 at 10:39

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