I am looking to format a value in a datagridview. These values are a string containing a decimal number. (Like "3000" I want to display it with a thousand separator (space), like this: "3,000".
I know it can be done by assigning format of defaultcellstyle using format like "N2" for example, this works with decimal column type but I'm using a string column type in my datagridview to handle some exception(displaying "-" instead of "0" to simplify users view)
I tried differents cell style format and nothing changed in the display.
do i need to change the column type of my datagridview or it can be done without too much code ?
Thanks for all reply,
Tristan
i just made it working as i expected. i did the commented things first and it just showed errors, so i tried the second way (simpliest) that is not commented.
string value = cell.Value.ToString();
//NumberFormatInfo nfi =(NumberFormatInfo)CultureInfo.InvariantCulture.NumberFormat.Clone();
//nfi.NumberGroupSeparator = " ";
//string formatted = double.Parse(value).ToString("n", nfi);
//cell.Value = formatted.Replace(".00","");// 12 345.00
string formatted = double.Parse(value).ToString("# ### ###");
cell.Value = formatted;