Math.Round does not always show two decimal places

[Ricky71]

I'm writing a program in vb.net 2008 that calculates grades and puts them in a list. When I use Math.Round it will not show two decimal places for a number without decimals. For example:

This is what I have

100
96.97
93.94
...

Is there a way to force 100 or any other number that does not have decimals to have .00 after it?

Here is what I'm using in my code now

Str(Math.Round( i + HighGrade, 2, MidpointRoundin g.AwayFromZero) ).PadLeft(4)

[Curtis Rutland]

Use String.Format. Check this page for how to use it. Scroll down a little bit.

[Ricky71]

Thank you so much!
It worked.

If anyone else has this problem, this is what I changed:

String.Format(" {0:#.00}", Math.Round(i + HighGrade, 2, MidpointRoundin g.AwayFromZero) ).PadLeft(4)

After String.Format use this "{0:#.00}" and replace the number of 0's after the decimal to what you need.