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Convert into the Indian Rs formate

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    Respected, How to convert Integer value into Indian Rupees Formate in VB.Net E.g 1234567 convert into 12,34,567 Thanks

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      Respected, How to convert Integer value into Indian Rupees Formate in VB.Net E.g 1234567 convert into 12,34,567 Thanks

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      There are numerous Format functions available look up the docs, particularlay the formatcurrency method Cheers, dave

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        Respected, How to convert Integer value into Indian Rupees Formate in VB.Net E.g 1234567 convert into 12,34,567 Thanks

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        Here's the answer in C#: CultureInfo ci = CultureInfo.CreateSpecificCulture("hi-IN"); string converted = 1234567m.ToString("N", ci); Or in VB.NET: Dim ci As CultureInfo = CultureInfo.CreateSpecificCulture("hi-IN") Dim converted As String = 1234567D.ToString("N", ci) See my article about Windows 7 Timer here on CodeProject

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