1000 separator textbox

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hi all

how can i use 1000 separator for textbox ?

like this

123,456
123,456,789
1,235,554
1,236
.
.
.

Posted 14-May-11 0:02am

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Sandeep Mewara 14-May-11 6:09am

Not clear.

3 solutions

Use Strings.FormatNumber() method to do this.

Strings.FormatNumber()[^]

Posted 14-May-11 0:12am

You may want to consider using a masked textbox - Masked Edit Box in vb.net[^].

Posted 14-May-11 0:07am

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Fabio V Silva · Accepted Answer · 2011-05-14T00:06:00

You can use the Strings.FormatNumber() method to do this.
Look here[^] for more information.

Posted 14-May-11 0:06am