Hello
How can I convert a string to double with a decimal point as seperator?
***CODE****
strNumber ="12.00"
dblDouble = Cdbl(strNumber)
****
dblDouble holds now the value 1200. But I want it to hold 12.00.
I am not very familar with CurrentUIcultur e,CurrentCultur e,Thread.Curren tThread
Thanks
Michael :)
4  8004 
Formatnumber
"michi" <ww*****@gmx.ch > wrote in message
news:ec******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hello
How can I convert a string to double with a decimal point as seperator?
***CODE****
strNumber ="12.00"
dblDouble = Cdbl(strNumber)
****
dblDouble holds now the value 1200. But I want it to hold 12.00.
I am not very familar with
CurrentUIcultur e,CurrentCultur e,Thread.Curren tThread
Thanks
Michael :)
Hi,
Try this.
Dim strNum As String = "12.00"
Dim dblDouble As Double = Double.Parse(st rNum)
Ken
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"michi" <ww*****@gmx.ch > wrote in message
news:ec******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hello
How can I convert a string to double with a decimal point as seperator?
***CODE****
strNumber ="12.00"
dblDouble = Cdbl(strNumber)
****
dblDouble holds now the value 1200. But I want it to hold 12.00.
I am not very familar with
CurrentUIcultur e,CurrentCultur e,Thread.Curren tThread
Thanks
Michael :)
Example
This example demonstrates the FormatNumber function.
Dim myNumber As Integer = 45600
Dim myString As String
' Returns "45,600.00" .
myString = FormatNumber(my Number, 2, , ,TriState.True) "michi"
<ww*****@gmx.ch > wrote in message
news:ec******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hello
How can I convert a string to double with a decimal point as seperator?
***CODE****
strNumber ="12.00"
dblDouble = Cdbl(strNumber)
****
dblDouble holds now the value 1200. But I want it to hold 12.00.
I am not very familar with
CurrentUIcultur e,CurrentCultur e,Thread.Curren tThread
Thanks
Michael :)
* ww*****@gmx.ch (michi) scripsit: How can I convert a string to double with a decimal point as seperator?
***CODE****
strNumber ="12.00"
dblDouble = Cdbl(strNumber)
****
Did you have a look at the overloaded versions of 'Double.Parse'?
--
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
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