Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Simple formatting question...

How do I get a number like "131" to appear in a currency format like "$131.0
0" in a TextBox control?
I know it's simple but I cannot find how to do this in any reference manual.
TIA...add a maskedEdite control and set the format you want
to add this rigth clik toolbox and choose customise toolbox you will find
this control
"The Eeediot" wrote:

> How do I get a number like "131" to appear in a currency format like "$131
.00" in a TextBox control?
> I know it's simple but I cannot find how to do this in any reference manua
l.
> TIA...
Hmmm.
That might work if I were using Visual Studio.NET but I'm using Web Matrix.
I ended up improvising by using:
txtTotalSalesYTD.Text = "$" & String.Format("{0:F2}",
CDbl(dreader("TotalSales")))
"sara" <sara@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> add a maskedEdite control and set the format you want
> to add this rigth clik toolbox and choose customise toolbox you will find
> this control
> "The Eeediot" wrote:
>
"$131.00" in a TextBox control?
manual.
Tostring takes standard formatting, so slightly simpler:
cdbl(dreader("TotalSales")).tostring("c")
Bill
"The Eeediot" wrote:

> Hmmm.
> That might work if I were using Visual Studio.NET but I'm using Web Matrix
.
> I ended up improvising by using:
> txtTotalSalesYTD.Text = "$" & String.Format("{0:F2}",
> CDbl(dreader("TotalSales")))
> "sara" <sara@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:134AA838-464B-4077-BCF4-80AC96D0E979@.microsoft.com...
> "$131.00" in a TextBox control?
> manual.
>
>

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