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Hi,
Could you please show me how to get
1.9
to show with two decimal places (1.90)


you can use
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  1. Math.Round(1.99999999, 2)
if you want to bring the decimal places down to two
but how do you increase from zero or one decimal place up to two?


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Hi,

Check this :

TextBox1.Text = Format(1.9, "0.00")
 
TextBox2.Text = Format(22, "0.00")

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Thanks QVeen72,
It work perfectly.

I've only ever used Format with Dates beform and it never occured to used it with numerics


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Originally Posted by ptaylor965 View Post
Hi,
Could you please show me how to get
1.9
to show with two decimal places (1.90)


you can use
VB.NET Syntax (Toggle Plain Text) 
  1. Math.Round(1.99999999, 2)
if you want to bring the decimal places down to two
but how do you increase from zero or one decimal place up to two?


Thanks
Peter
You can also use; assuming the variable is named dblResult...
VB.NET Syntax (Toggle Plain Text) 
  1.  CStr(dblResult.ToString("#,##0.00"))
It worked for me and it does round up/down as needed.
Last edited by eGadgetGuy; May 10th, 2009 at 7:53 pm.
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