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want to show .00 after integer number in excel spread sheet through vb.net

Posted 22-Sep-12 3:21am

vijay bisht

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[no name] 22-Sep-12 9:26am

That makes no sense at all. Integers do not have decimal points. How is it that you are showing this data from Excel in VB.NET?

[no name] 25-Sep-12 1:20am

i want to convert the integer to a decimal and then show it on excelsheet .... but when i get something like 4.00or 3.000r anything.00 the excel sheet shows like this 1,3,or anything

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DaveAuld · Answer 1 · 2012-09-22T03:43:00

Solution 1

You need to use Interop and then select the relevant cells and ammend the NumberFormat accordingly.

See this; http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3097081/formatting-add-comma-2-decimal-places-to-cell-values-vb-net-excel-interop[^]

Posted 22-Sep-12 3:43am

DaveAuld