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hmmm...that will display the way i want alright--by any chance is there a way to keep it an integer type so that i can still perform calculations on it?<br />
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thanks
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hmmm...that will display the way i want alright--by any chance is there a way to keep it an integer type so that i can still perform calculations on it?

thanks

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How can output a double or decimal with 2 numbers after the decimal, and a comma when it's supposed to for every 3 digits? &nbsp;I also don't want a $ dollar sign. &nbsp;<br />
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When I so String.Format(&quot;{0:c}&quot; ) it give the dollar sign I don't want.<br />
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When I do Math.Round(myVariable) I don't get the comma at every 3rd digit.<br />
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Is there
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How can output a double or decimal with 2 numbers after the decimal, and a comma when it's supposed to for every 3 digits?  I also don't want a $ dollar sign.  

When I so String.Format("{0:c}" ) it give the dollar sign I don't want.

When I do Math.Round(myVariable) I don't get the comma at every 3rd digit.

Is there

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