Number Formatting in Thousands

• How, for example, do I turn the number 10562.3093 into 10,562 in C#?
• Also, how do I ensure that same formatter w开发者_JS百科ill apply correctly to all other numbers?....
• ...For example 2500.32 into 2,500

Help greatly appreciated.

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string formatted = value.ToString("N0");

This divides your number in the manner specified by the current culture (in the case of "en-US," it's a comma per multiple of 1000) and includes no decimal places.

The best place to look for any question regarding formatting numbers in .NET would have to be here:

Standard Numeric Format Strings (MSDN)

And here:

Custom Numeric Format Strings (MSDN)

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string.Format("{0:n0}", 10562.3093);

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String.Format("{0:0,0}", 10562.3093);

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double x = 10562.3093;
x.ToString("#,0");

or

String.Format("{0:#,0}", 10562.3093);