format number in C#

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.NET String.Format() to add commas in thousands place for a number

How to format a number 1234567 into 1,234,567 in C#?

Answer 1

For format options for Int32.ToString(), see standard format strings or custom format strings.

For example:

string s = myIntValue.ToString("#,##0");

The same format options can be use in a String.Format, as in

string s = String.Format("the number {0:#,##0}!", myIntValue);

Do note that the , in that format doesn't specify a "use a comma" but rather that the grouping character for the current culture should be used, in the culture-specific positions.

You also do not need to specify a comma for every position. The fact that there is a comma in the format string means that the culture-specific grouping is used.

So you get "1 234 567 890" for pl-PL or "1,23,45,67,890" for hi-IN.

Answer 2

var decimalValue = 1234567m; 
var value =  String.Format("{0:N}", decimalValue); // 1,234,567.00

or without cents

var value =  String.Format("{0:N0}", decimalValue); // 1,234,567

Answer 3

Try String.Format("{0:##,####,####}", 8958712551)

For Examples have a look at http://www.csharp-examples.net/string-format-double/

Answer 4

Using your current locale's thousands separator:

int n = 1234567 ;
n.ToString("N0");

Or, use the overload to ToString, which takes the culture as a parameter.

Answer 5

string formatted = string.Format("{0:##,#}", 123456789);

It depends on the culture of your computer. Some countries use commas, some countries use dots. On my computer the output was: 123.456.789