Format number to two decimal point using FormatNumber function in VB.Net

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User: elvisidrizi1
Posted: on Aug 04, 2020 11:41 PM
Forum: ASP.Net Basics
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Hello,

I do some calculation vb.net and I get results with a lot of numbers behind.

This is one of the codes that I have and I get a lot of digits behind:

Labalsum.Text = (Convert.ToDecimal(LabelTotal.Text.Trim().Replace(".", ",").Replace("€", "")) _
                / Convert.ToDecimal(textDivide.Text)).ToString().Replace(".", ",") & " €"

And this is another code (Simpler) that takes value from above and also it gives me a lot of fo digits behind :

'Label11.Text = LabelA.Text - Labalsum.Text
'Label12.Text = LabelE.Text - Labalsum.Text
'Label13.Text = LabelE2s.Text - Labalsum.Text

Thank you a lot, Blessings

elvisidr...

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User: elvisidrizi1
Replied: on Aug 05, 2020 12:01 AM
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This is a modified answer :

Label11.Text = (Convert.ToDecimal(LabelAlisa.Text.Trim().Replace(".", ",").Replace("€", "")) _
                     - Convert.ToDecimal(Labalsum.Text)).ToString().Replace(".", ",") & " €"

        Label12.Text = (Convert.ToDecimal(LabelEnis.Text.Trim().Replace(".", ",").Replace("€", "")) _
                     - Convert.ToDecimal(Labalsum.Text)).ToString().Replace(".", ",") & " €"

        Label13.Text = (Convert.ToDecimal(LabelElvis.Text.Trim().Replace(".", ",").Replace("€", "")) _
                     - Convert.ToDecimal(Labalsum.Text)).ToString().Replace(".", ",") & " €"

and I used this to remove the numbers behind :

Labalsum.Text = FormatNumber(Labalsum.Text, 2)

Thank you

Format number to two decimal point using FormatNumber function in VB.Net

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