Grid View columns percentage and number millions format in asp.net

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In My excel application

1.Some cells i am using percentage format

I am using percentage format like "0.0%"
My input is=0.032963958883
My Output is=3.3%

2.Some cells i am using Number Millions Format

I am using Number Millions Format like "_(* [>0]#,###0.0,;_(* ([<0]#,###0.0,);_(* "" - ""??_);_(@_)"

My Input is:1343559.427944000000
My Output is:1,343.6

In the same format I need in my asp web application Grid View Items.
How can format this in grid view columns, kindly help me.

Posted 9-Dec-13 17:23pm

D-Kishore

Updated 9-Dec-13 18:02pm

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Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 10-Dec-13 3:20am

What have you tried and where is the problem?

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1. Number Millions Format

C#

<asp:boundfield datafield="ABC" headertext="ABC" itemstyle-horizontalalign="Right" dataformatstring="{0:0.00}" xmlns:asp="#unknown" />

2. Number Percentage Format

C#

<asp:boundfield datafield="ABC" headertext="ABC" itemstyle-horizontalalign="Right" headerstyle-horizontalalign="Center" headerstyle-verticalalign="Bottom" headerstyle-cssclass="yrs1035" nulldisplaytext="" dataformatstring="{0:P1}" xmlns:asp="#unknown" />

Posted 20-Jan-14 0:15am

D-Kishore

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D-Kishore · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-20T00:13:00