Hi,
I am trying to display a currency value formated according to the current
culture in ASP.NET:
decimal x = 125345.54M;
string currencyString = String.Format(" {0:c}",x);
what gets retured is 125,345.54 without the currency symbol of $
I checked and re-checked my regional settings and tried it on other PCs
without success...
When I put a breakpoint and view the following in the Immediate window I see
that the AnsiCurrencySym bol is null and the CurrencySymbol is "" for some
reason:
System.Threadin g.Thread.Curren tThread.Current Culture.NumberF ormat
{System.Globali zation.NumberFo rmatInfo}
System.Object: {System.Globali zation.NumberFo rmatInfo}
ansiCurrencySym bol: null
AnsiCurrencySym bol: null
CurrencyDecimal Digits: 2
currencyDecimal Digits: 2
CurrencyDecimal Separator: "."
currencyDecimal Separator: "."
currencyGroupSe parator: ","
CurrencyGroupSe parator: ","
CurrencyGroupSi zes: {Length=1}
currencyGroupSi zes: {Length=1}
CurrencyNegativ ePattern: 0
currencyNegativ ePattern: 0
CurrencyPositiv ePattern: 0
currencyPositiv ePattern: 0
CurrencySymbol: ""
currencySymbol: ""
CurrentInfo: {System.Globali zation.NumberFo rmatInfo}
InvariantInfo: {System.Globali zation.NumberFo rmatInfo}
invariantInfo: {System.Globali zation.NumberFo rmatInfo}
IsReadOnly: false
isReadOnly: false
m_dataItem: 41
m_useUserOverri de: true
NaNSymbol: "NaN"
nanSymbol: "NaN"
negativeInfinit ySymbol: "-Infinity"
NegativeInfinit ySymbol: "-Infinity"
NegativeSign: "-"
negativeSign: "-"
NumberDecimalDi gits: 2
numberDecimalDi gits: 2
NumberDecimalSe parator: "."
numberDecimalSe parator: "."
NumberGroupSepa rator: ","
numberGroupSepa rator: ","
NumberGroupSize s: {Length=1}
numberGroupSize s: {Length=1}
numberNegativeP attern: 1
NumberNegativeP attern: 1
PercentDecimalD igits: 2
percentDecimalD igits: 2
percentDecimalS eparator: "."
PercentDecimalS eparator: "."
PercentGroupSep arator: ","
percentGroupSep arator: ","
percentGroupSiz es: {Length=1}
PercentGroupSiz es: {Length=1}
PercentNegative Pattern: 0
percentNegative Pattern: 0
percentPositive Pattern: 0
PercentPositive Pattern: 0
percentSymbol: "%"
PercentSymbol: "%"
PerMilleSymbol: "?"
perMilleSymbol: "?"
PositiveInfinit ySymbol: "Infinity"
positiveInfinit ySymbol: "Infinity"
positiveSign: "+"
PositiveSign: "+"
validForParseAs Currency: true
validForParseAs Number: true
I thought that the CurrentCultureI nfo takes its information from the
regional settings of the PC...
Please help!
Thanks,
Vlad
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"Vlad" <RE************ ***@comcast.net > wrote in message
news:#t******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP11.phx.gbl... Hi,
I am trying to display a currency value formated according to the current
culture in ASP.NET:
decimal x = 125345.54M;
string currencyString = String.Format(" {0:c}",x);
what gets retured is 125,345.54 without the currency symbol of $
I checked and re-checked my regional settings and tried it on other PCs
without success...
When I put a breakpoint and view the following in the Immediate window I
see that the AnsiCurrencySym bol is null and the CurrencySymbol is "" for some
reason:
System.Threadin g.Thread.Curren tThread.Current Culture.NumberF ormat
{System.Globali zation.NumberFo rmatInfo}
System.Object: {System.Globali zation.NumberFo rmatInfo}
ansiCurrencySym bol: null
AnsiCurrencySym bol: null
CurrencyDecimal Digits: 2
currencyDecimal Digits: 2
CurrencyDecimal Separator: "."
currencyDecimal Separator: "."
currencyGroupSe parator: ","
CurrencyGroupSe parator: ","
CurrencyGroupSi zes: {Length=1}
currencyGroupSi zes: {Length=1}
CurrencyNegativ ePattern: 0
currencyNegativ ePattern: 0
CurrencyPositiv ePattern: 0
currencyPositiv ePattern: 0
CurrencySymbol: ""
currencySymbol: ""
CurrentInfo: {System.Globali zation.NumberFo rmatInfo}
InvariantInfo: {System.Globali zation.NumberFo rmatInfo}
invariantInfo: {System.Globali zation.NumberFo rmatInfo}
IsReadOnly: false
isReadOnly: false
m_dataItem: 41
m_useUserOverri de: true
NaNSymbol: "NaN"
nanSymbol: "NaN"
negativeInfinit ySymbol: "-Infinity"
NegativeInfinit ySymbol: "-Infinity"
NegativeSign: "-"
negativeSign: "-"
NumberDecimalDi gits: 2
numberDecimalDi gits: 2
NumberDecimalSe parator: "."
numberDecimalSe parator: "."
NumberGroupSepa rator: ","
numberGroupSepa rator: ","
NumberGroupSize s: {Length=1}
numberGroupSize s: {Length=1}
numberNegativeP attern: 1
NumberNegativeP attern: 1
PercentDecimalD igits: 2
percentDecimalD igits: 2
percentDecimalS eparator: "."
PercentDecimalS eparator: "."
PercentGroupSep arator: ","
percentGroupSep arator: ","
percentGroupSiz es: {Length=1}
PercentGroupSiz es: {Length=1}
PercentNegative Pattern: 0
percentNegative Pattern: 0
percentPositive Pattern: 0
PercentPositive Pattern: 0
percentSymbol: "%"
PercentSymbol: "%"
PerMilleSymbol: "?"
perMilleSymbol: "?"
PositiveInfinit ySymbol: "Infinity"
positiveInfinit ySymbol: "Infinity"
positiveSign: "+"
PositiveSign: "+"
validForParseAs Currency: true
validForParseAs Number: true
I thought that the CurrentCultureI nfo takes its information from the
regional settings of the PC...
Please help!
Thanks,
Vlad
Hi Vlad,
I'm viewing the post and find it is a duplicated one with another in the
Newsgroups: microsoft.publi c.dotnet.framew ork.aspnet group,
I've posted my reply and provided my suggestion there. Would you have a
look.
Also, if you still have any question, please feel free to post there.
Thanks.
Regards,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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I am trying to display a currency value formated according to the current
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decimal x = 125345.54M;
string currencyString = String.Format("{0:c}",x);
what gets retured is 125,345.54 without the currency symbol of $
I checked and re-checked my regional settings and tried it on other PCs
without success...
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