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ChristopheBe
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Hi all,
i have a little problem with formatting a calculate field ..
i have class for example and i do some calculation on some field and place the result in a grid view
But the result is for example => 8.75155685 but i want 8.75
here is it a sample :
public class Stats
{
public int ID { get; set; }
public Decimal amount1 { get; set; }
public Decimal amount2 { get; set; }
}
Here i create a object stats with some value
List<Stats> myList = new List<Stats>();
Stats oneStats = new Stats();
oneStats.ID = 1;
oneStats.amount1 = Convert.ToDecimal("18,2");
oneStats.amount2 = Convert.ToDecimal("25,25");
//
myList.Add(oneStats);
at the end i create a linq query and assign result in a data grid view
var datas = from x in myList
selectnew{ Actuel = ((x.amount1 / x.amount2) * 100)};
//
dataGridView1.DataSource = datas.ToList();
for the example the result is : 72,079207920792079207920792080
but i want 72,07 ..
how i can format the calculate field ?
thanks for your time
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i have a little problem with formatting a calculate field ..
i have class for example and i do some calculation on some field and place the result in a grid view
But the result is for example => 8.75155685 but i want 8.75
here is it a sample :
public class Stats
{
public int ID { get; set; }
public Decimal amount1 { get; set; }
public Decimal amount2 { get; set; }
}
Here i create a object stats with some value
List<Stats> myList = new List<Stats>();
Stats oneStats = new Stats();
oneStats.ID = 1;
oneStats.amount1 = Convert.ToDecimal("18,2");
oneStats.amount2 = Convert.ToDecimal("25,25");
//
myList.Add(oneStats);
at the end i create a linq query and assign result in a data grid view
var datas = from x in myList
selectnew{ Actuel = ((x.amount1 / x.amount2) * 100)};
//
dataGridView1.DataSource = datas.ToList();
for the example the result is : 72,079207920792079207920792080
but i want 72,07 ..
how i can format the calculate field ?
thanks for your time
Were going to the wall in belgium !
Continue reading...