Currency format for display

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Is there a way to format the correct currency representation for a country  Example UK  -  127 54 Netherlands     127 54- USA  127 54 etc   Some things to consider   Currency Symbol  Currency symbol placement -- It can be either place before or after the digits   Negative-amount display

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public static string ToFormattedCurrencyString      this decimal currencyAmount      string isoCurrencyCode      CultureInfo userCulture        var userCurrencyCode   new RegionInfo userCulture Name  ISOCurrencySymbol   if  userCurrencyCode    isoCurrencyCode        return currencyAmount ToString  C   userCulture      return string Format        0   1         isoCurrencyCode       currencyAmount ToString  N2   userCulture

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You can use string Format   0 c    value    See also here    Currency Formatting in the  NET Framework

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This code-  sets currency to GB Britain UK England     then prints a line  Then sets currency to US   and prints a line   Thread CurrentThread CurrentCulture   new CultureInfo  en-GB  false            Console WriteLine  bbbbbbb    0 c   4321 2   Thread CurrentThread CurrentCulture   new CultureInfo  en-US  false   Console WriteLine  bbbbbbb    0 c   4321 2     Will display-  bbbbbbb     4 321 20 bbbbbbb    4 321 20   For a list of culture names e g  en-GB  en-US e t c  http   msdn microsoft com en-us library system globalization cultureinfo v vs 80  aspx

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The problem with taking a given number and displaying it with  ToString  C   culture  is that it effectively changes the amount to the default currency of the given culture  If you have a given amount  the ISO currency code of that amount  and you want to display it for a given culture  I would recommend just creating a decimal extension method like the one below  This will not automatically assume that the currency is in the default currency of the culture   public static string ToFormattedCurrencyString      this decimal currencyAmount      string isoCurrencyCode  CultureInfo userCulture        var userCurrencyCode   new RegionInfo userCulture Name  ISOCurrencySymbol       if  userCurrencyCode    isoCurrencyCode                return currencyAmount ToString  C   userCulture              return string Format            0   1             isoCurrencyCode           currencyAmount ToString  N2   userCulture        This will either use the local currency symbol or the ISO currency code with the amount -- whichever is more appropriate  More on the topic in this blog post

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If you just have the currency symbol and the number of decimal places  you can use the following helper function  which respects the symbol amount order  separators etc  only changing the currency symbol itself and the number of decimal places to display to   public static string FormatCurrency string currencySymbol  Decimal currency  int decPlaces        NumberFormatInfo localFormat    NumberFormatInfo NumberFormatInfo CurrentInfo Clone        localFormat CurrencySymbol   currencySymbol      localFormat CurrencyDecimalDigits   decPlaces      return currency ToString  c   localFormat

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This kind of functionality is built in   When using a decimal you can use a format string  C  or  c    decimal dec   123 00M  string uk   dec ToString  C   new CultureInfo  en-GB        uk holds    123 00  string us   dec ToString  C   new CultureInfo  en-US        us holds   123 00

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Try the Currency Format Specifier   C    It automatically takes the current UI culture into account and displays currency values accordingly   You can use it with either String Format or the overloaded ToString method for a numeric type   For example   double value   12345 6789  Console WriteLine value ToString  C   CultureInfo CurrentCulture     Console WriteLine value ToString  C3   CultureInfo CurrentCulture     Console WriteLine value ToString  C3   CultureInfo CreateSpecificCulture  da-DK          The example displays the following output on a system whose    current culture is English  United States             12 345 68           12 345 679          kr 12 345 679

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