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try:<br />
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&lt;%# Eval(&quot;Price&quot;).ToString(&quot;#,<wbr />##0.00&quot;)%&gt;<wbr /><br />

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try:

<%# Eval("Price").ToString("#,##0.00")%>


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Its the same as you do in code behind. Eval tag means server side functionality. 
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Its the same as you do in code behind. Eval tag means server side functionality.

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I get this error: <br />
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CS1501: no overload for the method 'ToString' 
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I get this error:

CS1501: no overload for the method 'ToString'

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try:<br />
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&lt;%# DataBinder.Eval(Container.<wbr />DataItem, &quot;Price&quot;, &quot;{0:#,##0.00}&quot;) %&gt;<br />

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try:

<%# DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "Price", "{0:#,##0.00}") %>


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This one did the magic HainKurt: &lt;%# DataBinder.Eval(Container.<wbr />DataItem, &quot;Price&quot;, &quot;{0:#,##0.00}&quot;) %&gt;<br />
Thank you very much !!
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This one did the magic HainKurt: <%# DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "Price", "{0:#,##0.00}") %>
Thank you very much !!

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Hi. <br />
<br />
In my repeater, i have this;: &lt;%# Eval(&quot;[\&quot;Price\&quot;]&quot;)%&gt;<br />
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How can I format the price?<br />
<br />
normally I do it like this from codebehind: <br />
rs[&quot;TotalPris&quot;].ToString(&quot;<wbr />#,##0.00&quot;)<wbr />
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Hi. 

In my repeater, i have this;: <%# Eval("[\"Price\"]")%>

How can I format the price?

normally I do it like this from codebehind: 
rs["TotalPris"].ToString("#,##0.00")

format eval data

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