.net standard format specifier to equivalent custom format

Is it possible to convert a standard number format specifier into it's equivalent custom format, e.g. n2 depending on the current culture might be #,##0.00.

Basically is there a function that converts one to the other?

Thanks,

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I can't find one line solution to format as #,##0.00. Adding an extra 0 after 3 digits causing the issue, so I did split this task in extra steps and format looks as #,###.00

int n2 = 123;

// adding extar '0' at the end
string result = String.Format("{0}", n2).PadRight(4, '0');

// convert result back to int.
n2 = Int32.Parse(result);

// Format: #,###.00
Console.WriteLine("Format: #,###.00 \t" + 
                   n2.ToString("0,0.00", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture));