I am querying a database field that returns a money value, I am assigning this to a string but it is adding extra 00 on the end.
e.g. Query returns 30.00
I assign this to a string (string value = Convert.ToString(ReturnValue);
)
but when I output it, it is showing as 30.0000
Can you advise me where I'm going wrong and the best way to approach this?
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MartGriff,
My best advice would be to convert it to a double using the SqlMoney type. From there, you can output it however you would like!
Here's an example:
System.Data.SqlTypes.SqlMoney ReturnValue;
//Set your returnValue with your SQL statement
ReturnValue = ExecuteMySqlStatement();
//Get the format you want
//$30.00
string currencyFormat = ReturnValue.ToDouble().ToString("c");
//30.00
string otherFormat = ReturnValue.ToDouble().ToString("0.00");
For more formatting options, check out the MSDN:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.double.tostring.aspx
Best of luck, I hope this helps.
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