Specifying number of digits after decimal in a fixed-point formatted string
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Hi, Does anyone know of a way to specify the number of decimal places in a fixed-point formatted string in C#? This is how I was doing it in VC++(6.0): CString thisString; double val = 12.3456789; thisString.Format(_T("Format to 4 decimal places %.4f"), val); Much thanks for any help! B
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Hi, Does anyone know of a way to specify the number of decimal places in a fixed-point formatted string in C#? This is how I was doing it in VC++(6.0): CString thisString; double val = 12.3456789; thisString.Format(_T("Format to 4 decimal places %.4f"), val); Much thanks for any help! B
double newW = 12.345678; string pw = string.Format("{0:N3}", newW); //pw is now 12.345
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double newW = 12.345678; string pw = string.Format("{0:N3}", newW); //pw is now 12.345
As always it is very humbling to have the forest pointed out! Thanks for the quick reply. B
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Hi, Does anyone know of a way to specify the number of decimal places in a fixed-point formatted string in C#? This is how I was doing it in VC++(6.0): CString thisString; double val = 12.3456789; thisString.Format(_T("Format to 4 decimal places %.4f"), val); Much thanks for any help! B
Try this
double MyFloat = 123.456; string MyString; MyString = String.Format("{0:00.00}", MyFloat); Console.WriteLine(MyString);or even better ;)double MyFloat = 123.456; Console.WriteLine(String.Format("{0:00.00}", MyFloat));Salil Khedkar [^]