how to put comma in decimal value .pls help me!!!

[gigs]

helo guys..i'am soo new in vb.net..i have a problem like this..how to convert decimal value like 100000 to 100,000(put comma).

before it i have used this code

.Selection.TypeText(Text:=value.ToString("N"))
but it's output is 100,000.00. so i dun want .00 include too, i want the output 100,000 only..

i hope u all out there can help me..thanks a lots

[Dewwd]

Hello gigs,

if I were you I'd use the Formatnumber method to do this...

for example:

Dim i As Double = Val(TextBox1.Text)
Label1.Text = FormatNumber(i, 0, , , TriState.True)

the "0" in the FormatNumber(i, 0, , , TriState.True) method sets for 0 numbers to be shown after the decimal.

Hope that helps

[pvbangera]

Label1.Text = Format(Label1.Text, "##,###")

[gigs]

thanks a lot to DEWWD and pvbangera .i will try my best..

[nemaroller]

Use the .Format method of the .Net String class.

Dim s As Decimal = 10330000.15D
MessageBox.Show(String.Format("{0:#,###}", s))