Float point display upto 2 number

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Hello Friends,

I have problem that when i get the result like 0.67543 i want that result like 0.67 only. means there is only 2 number show after (.) dot

here is my code

C#

float calc = 0;
float lenght=0, breadth=0, height=0;
lenght = float.Parse(txtlenght.Text);
breadth = float.Parse(txtbreath.Text);
height = float.Parse(txtheight.Text);
calc = ((lenght * breadth * height) / 6000);

calc = Convert.ToInt32((float)Math.Round(calc, 3));

if (calc != 0)
{
    lblresult.Text = "Your Volumetric Weight is :  " + calc.ToString() + "Kg.";
}

Posted 27-Jul-12 20:56pm

Yatin chauhan

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lblresult.Text = "Your Volumetric Weight is : " + calc.ToString("###,###.000")+ "Kg.";

Posted 27-Jul-12 21:13pm

Santhosh Kumar Jayaraman

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Yatin chauhan 28-Jul-12 3:29am

Thank For Reply ....

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-27T21:03:00

Solution 1

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C#

lblresult.Text = "Your Volumetric Weight is :  " + calc.ToString("0.00") + "Kg.";

Posted 27-Jul-12 21:03pm

OriginalGriff

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OriginalGriff 28-Jul-12 3:40am

You're welcome!

BTW: don't automatically call people "dear" on the internet. It's a cultural thing but it can be taken as patronising if the person you are talking to is female - and you never know on the internet! Best to just leave it out completely.

Yatin chauhan 30-Jul-12 1:20am

Oky Me Sorry..!!!

OriginalGriff 30-Jul-12 3:31am

No problem - it doesn't bother me, but it can bother others.