I want to make round a number to million. This is my code:
string formating = "#,#,,";
decimal abc = 1234567890m;
decimal abc2 = 0m;
string text = abc.ToString(form开发者_C百科ating); // text="1,235"
string text2 = abc2.ToString(formating); // text2=""
How to correct formatting so that text2="0"
?
P/S: I use C# .Net 2.0.
You could use #,0,,
.
Note that the number will be rounded, similar behaviour to your original format string:
Console.WriteLine(0m.ToString("#,0,,")); // 0
Console.WriteLine(499999m.ToString("#,0,,")); // 0
Console.WriteLine(500000m.ToString("#,0,,")); // 1
Console.WriteLine(1234567890m.ToString("#,0,,")); // 1,235
Try string formating = "#,##0"
Then you can write:
string text = (abc/1000000).ToString(formating); // text="1,235"
string text2 = (abc2/1000000).ToString(formating); // text2="0"
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