I've tried converting the double value into a string and using the Replace()
method
to replace the ',' to '.'.
This works well but only when the trailing digits are not zero, I need zeros in my string, even if the value is 1234.0. This worked well for the decimal values. I have tried to convert the double to decimal but I lose the decimal digits if there are zeros.
I know I'm missing something. I would be grateful for some suggestions.
This would depend on the language. An example in C#
d.ToString("0.00");
Would produce a double with 2 decimal places nomatter the values (zero or otherwise).
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