ToString not writing 0.000

[ORC]

Hi,

Is it possible to format the ToString function so that it will write 0
instead of e.g. 0.0000 if the value is actually 0?

I use this in my code to format the string: Value.ToString( "0.0000"); where
value is a double.

Thanks
Ole

[ORC]

Re: ToString not writing 0.000

OK - figured it out: I can just use this instead:
Value.ToString( "0.####"); - great feature!

Ole

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> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to format the ToString function so that it will write 0
> instead of e.g. 0.0000 if the value is actually 0?
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> I use this in my code to format the string: Value.ToString( "0.0000");[/color]
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> Ole
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[Maqsood Ahmed]

Re: ToString not writing 0.000

You can use value.ToString( "#,0.000");
it formats your double value to three decimal places and also puts a
comma after each thousand value.

Maqsood Ahmed
Kolachi Advanced Technologies

http://www.kolachi.net

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