How to keep currency formatting of substring in string?

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I had tried something like:

lblSubtotal.Text = Format(decSubTota, "c") & " OR " & intVouchers.ToString & " VOUCHERS"
but got same result i.e.no £

       Dim x As Int32
        Dim y As String
        x = 50
        TextBox1.Text = x.ToString("c")
        Label1.Text = x.ToString("c")

This code is workingon my side, ie it showing $ sign

Deepesh, the code you give works for me as well, it's just when the result is only one part of a larger string.
If you had dim z as string = "zzzz"  and then did: x.ToString("c") & " " & z do you still get $, because this is what does not work for me?

Your code, copied and pasted into a test project of mine, has worked perfectly for me in both 2003 and 2005 versions of VB.NET.

One form, one label (called lblSubtotal), one button, this code

    Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
        Dim decSubTotal As Decimal = 1.75
        Dim intVouchers As Integer = 1
        lblSubtotal.Text = decSubTotal.ToString("C") & " OR " & intVouchers.ToString & " VOUCHERS"
    End Sub

Try it in that stripped down version and see if it's the same for you.  If so, there is some issue with some other part of your code.

You say - EMPHASIS ADDED - "I have the code SIMILAR TO the following".  What is the ACTUAL code that is giving the problem?

Roger

Hi Roger,

Dim decSubTotal As Decimal = Profile.CurrentBooking.CalculateSubTotal()
Dim strFormatted As String = decSubTotal.ToString("C") & " OR " & Profile.CurrentBooking.CalculateVouchersSubTotal().ToString & " VOUCHERS"
Response.Write(strFormatted)
lblSubtotal.Text = strFormatted

gives:
£900.00 OR 10 VOUCHERS as the response output and
900.00 OR 10 VOUCHERS in the label

same effects using your code

The HTML is:
<h3>Your Shopping Cart: <asp:Label ID="lblSubtotal" runat="server" HtmlEncode="false"></asp:Label></h3>

James

One other strange thing:  

if I change html to:
<h3>Your Shopping Cart: £<asp:Label ID="lblSubtotal" runat="server" HtmlEncode="false"></asp:Label></h3>
it still gives: 900.00 OR 10 VOUCHERS

but if I change it to:
<h3>Your Shopping Cart: £<asp:Label ID="lblSubtotal" runat="server" HtmlEncode="false"></asp:Label></h3>
it gives: $900.00 OR 10 VOUCHERS

James

2nd snippet of html should read:
<h3>Your Shopping Cart: $<asp:Label ID="lblSubtotal" runat="server" HtmlEncode="false"></asp:Label></h3>

James

James

I've now looked at the source code for an HTM doc that shows the "£" sign, and what it has in its place is

                      &pound;

Roger