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The FormatNumber function returns a formatted string representation for a number. The Syntax is: @H_301_40@ FormatNumber(expression _
[,digits_after_decimal] _
[,include_leading_zero] _
[,use_parens_if_negative] _
[,groups_digits] ) Where:
Examples:
This example uses the following code to display these examples in a TextBox. |
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@H_301_40@ @H_301_40@Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object,ByVal _ e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load Dim txt As String Dim x As Single x = 1.23456 txt &= "FormatNumber(" & x.ToString() & ",2) = " & _ FormatNumber(x,2) & vbCrLf x = 0.123456 txt &= "FormatNumber(" & x.ToString() & "," & _ "TriState.False) = " & FormatNumber(x,_ TriState.False) & vbCrLf txt &= "FormatNumber(" & x.ToString() & "," & _ "TriState.True) = " & FormatNumber(x,_ TriState.True) & vbCrLf x = -12345.12345 txt &= "FormatNumber(" & x.ToString() & ",_ TriState.True) & vbCrLf txt &= "FormatNumber(" & x.ToString() & "," & _ "TriState.True,TriState.False) = " & _ FormatNumber(x,TriState.False) _ & vbCrLf txtResult.Text = txt txtResult.Select(0,0) End Sub |