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Is it a windows or a webbased program ?<br />
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after you bind the data...<br />
Me.datagridname.Columns(&quot;w<wbr />hatever&quot;).<wbr />DefaultCel<wbr />lStyle.For<wbr />mat = &quot;C&quot;
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Is it a windows or a webbased program ?

after you bind the data...
Me.datagridname.Columns("whatever").DefaultCellStyle.Format = "C"

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sorry for delay, been away and now just catching up
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sorry for delay, been away and now just catching up

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Hello All<br />
I have a datagrid that works very well, i would just like a few of my columns to be formated as currency i.e show £ <br />
I know how to add names &nbsp;I.E. Datagrid.columns(3).header<wbr />text = &quot;Invoice Amt&quot;<br />
is there somthing like &nbsp;Datagrid.columns(3).format<wbr /> = currency<br />
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Many thanks in advance<br />

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Hello All
I have a datagrid that works very well, i would just like a few of my columns to be formated as currency i.e show £ 
I know how to add names  I.E. Datagrid.columns(3).headertext = "Invoice Amt"
is there somthing like  Datagrid.columns(3).format = currency

Many thanks in advance


Showing data as currency in a vb.net 2005 datagrid

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