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You can use any manual formatting you want (I am not sure a built in one will do so)<br />
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For example:<br />
double dblDeductible = double.Parse(reader[&quot;DEDUC<wbr />TIBLE_SIR&quot;<wbr />].ToString<wbr />());<br />
this.txtDeductible.Text = dblDeductible.ToString(&quot;99<wbr />99&quot;);<br />
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Where 9 indicates an optional number and 0 is a required number (i.e. will pad with 0 if a required digit is not present)
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You can use any manual formatting you want (I am not sure a built in one will do so)

For example:
double dblDeductible = double.Parse(reader["DEDUCTIBLE_SIR"].ToString());
this.txtDeductible.Text = dblDeductible.ToString("9999");

Where 9 indicates an optional number and 0 is a required number (i.e. will pad with 0 if a required digit is not present)

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Experts,<br />
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I have the following code:<br />
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double dblDeductible = double.Parse(reader[&quot;DEDUC<wbr />TIBLE_SIR&quot;<wbr />].ToString<wbr />());<br />
this.txtDeductible.Text = dblDeductible.ToString(&quot;C&quot;<wbr />);<br />
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and I get the result of $2000.00. &nbsp;I know if I change ToString from a &quot;C&quot; to a &quot;G&quot;, I drop the dollar sign. &nbsp;I want to know how to drop the decimal (&quot;.00&quot;) so it becomes just 2000 or $2000.<br />
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Thanks for any help...<br />

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Experts,

I have the following code:

double dblDeductible = double.Parse(reader["DEDUCTIBLE_SIR"].ToString());
this.txtDeductible.Text = dblDeductible.ToString("C");

and I get the result of $2000.00.  I know if I change ToString from a "C" to a "G", I drop the dollar sign.  I want to know how to drop the decimal (".00") so it becomes just 2000 or $2000.

Thanks for any help...


Format number without decimal using c# and asp.net

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