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Junior Poster
Hi,
Could you please show me how to get
1.9
to show with two decimal places (1.90)
you can use
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
Could you please show me how to get
1.9
to show with two decimal places (1.90)
you can use
Math.Round(1.99999999, 2)
but how do you increase from zero or one decimal place up to two?
Thanks
Peter
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Master Poster
Hi,
Check this :
Regards
Veena
Check this :
TextBox1.Text = Format(1.9, "0.00") TextBox2.Text = Format(22, "0.00")
Regards
Veena
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