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

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I want to add a comma in the thousands place for a number      String Format

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int num   98765432  Console WriteLine string Format   0        num

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The following example displays several values that are formatted by using custom format strings that include zero placeholders   String Format   0 N1    29255 0     Or  29255 0 ToString  N1     result  29 255 0   String Format   0 N2    29255 0     Or  29255 0 ToString  N2     result  29 255 00

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Note that the value that you re formatting should be numeric  It doesn t look like it will take a string representation of a number and format is with commas

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For example String Format   0 0 0    1   returns 01  for me is not valid  This works for me  19950000 ToString        CultureInfo InvariantCulture      output 19 950 000

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The most voted answer was great and has been helpful for about 7 years  With the introduction of C  6 0 and specifically the String Interpolation there s a neater and  IMO safer  way to do what has been asked to add commas in thousands place for a number   var i   5222000  var s      i n  is the number      results to  gt  5 222 000 00 is the number s      i n0  has no decimal      results to  gt  5 222 000 has no decimal   Where the variable i  is put in place of the placeholder  i e   0    So there s no need to remember which object goes to which position  The formatting  i e   n  hasn t changed  For a complete feature of what s new  you may go to this page

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Simpler  using string interpolation instead of String Format      12456 n0       12 456     12456 n2       12 456 00   or using yourVariable   double yourVariable   12456 0      yourVariable n0         yourVariable n2

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This is the best format  Works in all of those cases   String Format    0     0       0       0 String Format    0     0       0 5       0 5 - some of the formats above fail here   String Format    0     0       12314       12 314 String Format    0     0       12314 23123       12 314 23 String Format    0     0       12314 2       12 314 2 String Format    0     0       1231412314 2       1 231 412 314 2

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Note that the value that you re formatting should be numeric  It doesn t look like it will take a string representation of a number and format is with commas

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Standard formats  with their related outputs   Console WriteLine  Standard Numeric Format Specifiers    String s   String Format   C  Currency                   0 C  n                          D  Decimal                    0 D  n                          E  Scientific                 1 E  n                          F  Fixed point                1 F  n                          G  General                    0 G  n                              default                   0   default    G   n                          N  Number                     0 N  n                          P  Percent                    1 P  n                          R  Round-trip                 1 R  n                          X  Hexadecimal                0 X  n                       - 1234  -1234 565F   Console WriteLine s     Example output  en-us culture     C  Currency                    1 234 00   D  Decimal                   -1234  E  Scientific                -1 234565E 003  F  Fixed point               -1234 57  G  General                   -1234      default                  -1234  default    G    N  Number                    -1 234 00  P  Percent                   -123 456 50    R  Round-trip                -1234 565  X  Hexadecimal               FFFFFB2E

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If you wish to force a     separator regardless of culture  for example in a trace or log message   the following code will work and has the added benefit of telling the next guy who stumbles across it exactly what you are doing   int integerValue   19400320   string formatted   string Format CultureInfo InvariantCulture    0 N0    integerValue     sets formatted to  19 400 320

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String Format   0                 MyNumber    That will give you commas at the relevant points

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Below is a good solution in Java though      NumberFormat fmt   NumberFormat getCurrencyInstance    System out println fmt format n      or for a more robust way you may want to get the locale of a particular place  then use as below   int n 9999999  Locale locale   new Locale  en    US    NumberFormat fmt   NumberFormat getCurrencyInstance locale   System out println fmt format n      US Locale OUTPUT   9 999 999 00  German Locale output  Locale locale   new Locale  de    DE      OUTPUT  9 999 999 00      Indian Locale output  Locale locale   new Locale  de    DE      OUTPUT  Rs 9 999 999 00  Estonian Locale output  Locale locale   new Locale  et    EE      OUTPUT  9  999  999      As you can see in different outputs you don t have to worry about the separator being a comma or dot or even space you can get the number formatted according to the i18n standards

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int number   1000000000  string whatYouWant   number ToString      0      You get  1 000 000 000

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int number   1000000000  string whatYouWant   number ToString      0      You get  1 000 000 000

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just simple as this    float num   23658     for example  num   num ToString  N0       Returns 23 658   more info is in Here

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String Format  0            also works with decimal places

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The method I used to not worry anymore about cultures and potential formatting issues is that I formatted it as currency and took out the currency symbol afterwards   if  decimal TryParse tblCell  out result        formattedValue   result ToString  C   Substring 1

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If you want to show it in DataGridview   you should change its type   because default is String and since you change it to decimal it considers as Number with floating point   Dim dt As DataTable   New DataTable dt Columns Add  col1   GetType Decimal   dt Rows Add 1  dt Rows Add 10  dt Rows Add 2   DataGridView1 DataSource   dt

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You can use a function such as this to format numbers and optionally pass in the desired decimal places  If decimal places are not specified it will use two decimal places       public static string formatNumber decimal valueIn 0  int decimalPlaces 2                return string Format   0 n    decimalPlaces ToString          valueIn           I use decimal but you can change the type to any other or use an anonymous object  You could also add error checking for negative decimal place values

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String Format   0 n    1234       Output  1 234 00 String Format   0 n0    9876      No digits after the decimal point  Output  9 876

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C  7 1  perhaps earlier   makes this as easy and nice-looking as it should be  with string interpolation   var jackpot   1000000  var niceNumberString     Jackpot is  jackpot n    var niceMoneyString     Jackpot is  jackpot C

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If you want culture specific  you might want to try this    19950000 0  ToString  N  new CultureInfo  en-US      19 950 000 00   19950000 0  ToString  N  new CultureInfo  is-IS      19 950 000 00  Note  Some cultures use   to mean decimal rather than   so be careful

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I found this to be the simplest way   myInteger ToString  N0

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