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You will need to use System.Convert.... () to get the value of the string to a number variable. Wrap it in a try/catch in case the value is not a number.<br />
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then compare the value to your rule.
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You will need to use System.Convert.... () to get the value of the string to a number variable. Wrap it in a try/catch in case the value is not a number.

then compare the value to your rule.

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Can you post a sample code if you have in mind
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Can you post a sample code if you have in mind

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Experts,<br />
<br />
I need urgent help with a string. ie I have a drop down list which has one of the value $100,00.<br />
in my code i get this value using ddlList1.SelectedItem.Text<wbr />, &nbsp;I need to do some validation in code something like this<br />
if(ddlList1.SelectedItem.T<wbr />ext&gt;$100,0<wbr />0)<br />
{<br />
<br />
}<br />
how do i convert this to do validation, If i write above like that, It has a $ sign and a charcter. which is not accepatble.<br />
Any urgent help is appreciated
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Experts,

I need urgent help with a string. ie I have a drop down list which has one of the value $100,00.
in my code i get this value using ddlList1.SelectedItem.Text,  I need to do some validation in code something like this
if(ddlList1.SelectedItem.Text>$100,00)
{

}
how do i convert this to do validation, If i write above like that, It has a $ sign and a charcter. which is not accepatble.
Any urgent help is appreciated

C# STRING

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).