formatting decimals, decimal number into two label

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Hello everyone,

I need to display a decimal number in two different label

example

45.36

label 1 45
label 2 36

Can anyone help me please

thanks you all in advance

Posted 26-Feb-13 23:57pm

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**Orcun Iyigun** · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-27T00:02:00

Well there are numerous ways:
Here is one

VB

Sub SplitDecimal(ByVal number As Decimal, ByRef wholePart As Decimal, _
                 ByRef fractionalPart As Decimal)
    wholePart = Math.Truncate(number)
    fractionalPart = number - wholePart
End Sub

=OR=

VB

string sample = "235.14587";
string[] output = sample.Split(".".ToCharArray());
int before = output[0].Length;
int after = output[1].Length;

Good luck,
OI

Om Prakash Pant · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-27T00:14:00

VB

To get first part, you can do the following:
Decimal.floor(45.36) 
Math.Truncate(45.36)

to get second part, 

Dim fracPart As Decimal
wholePart = Math.Truncate(number1)
fractPart = number1 - wholePart 
'where number1 will store 45.31

you can also split:

Dim num1 As String = 532.016 'if this is integer, convert to string
Dim res() As String 
res = Split(num1, ".") 
'res(0), res(1) will give you separate values

formatting decimals, decimal number into two label

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