十进制格式 c#

Question

I have the following problem: i need to convert a decimal number to string. Example: 11.350 (eleven thousand three hundreds fifty)

code

lbl_valorBuyin.Text =   
   (Valid.GetDecimal(TORNEO.RBUYIN) + 
     Valid.GetDecimal(TORNEO.VALORBOUNTY)).ToString("###,###");

and the output is 11,350 and i want it to be 11.350. It´s not clear for me the use of format when converting decimal values to string.

I have tried differents formats, but not case. I couldn´t work it out.

Can you help me?

Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

Looks like Formatting numbers in different cultures

Answer 2

Use .ToString("N2");

This will format your number using the current culture.

If you don't need decimal places use .ToString("N0");

Answer 3

Use the following:

ToString("0,###");

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Refer to Decimal.ToString Method (String)

Answer 4

Try like this:

.ToString("0.000", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);

Answer 5

Try .ToString("#\\.###");

I ran a little test and (11350.0).ToString("#\\.###") gave me an output of 11.350

Answer 6

For a quick formatting like what you want:

.ToString("###,###", new NumberFormatInfo() { NumberGroupSeparator = "." });

It's in the IFormatProvider passed to ToString that are defined all separators and formatting properties.