This code -
Convert.ToDecimal("28.9100000000000000").ToString("c")
will convert a string containing a decimal value to a nicely formatted currency value. Is there anyway to do this without first converting the string value to a decimal?
Format a String to Currency With the ToString () Method in C The ToString () method is used to convert any data type to a string variable in C#. We can use the C string format specifier to format the resultant string variable in currency format.
Having to manually format a number as a currency string can be a tedious process. Even though this can be done oftentimes in a few lines of code, it's good practice to follow a standardized norm rather than hardcode it yourself, plus it's way easier for the developer writing the code.
LV _ STR = '123456789'. OTHERS = 2. WRITE : LV _ NUM. An other method to convert string variable to numerical format is the function WOSI_CONVERT_STRING_TO_NUM. Here the signature of this signature.
We'll be going over three alternate libraries and functions which allow us to convert numbers into currency strings: The locale module. The Babel module. The str.format () function. The locale module is already included in Python, though, we'll have to install Babel to use it.
A simple method that I use:
MoneyString = string.format("{0:C}",DecimalValue)
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