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VinothRao wrote:

Operator '<' cannot be applied to operands of type 'object' and 'int'

protected string ConvertRM(object number)
{
   float FNumber = (float)number;
   if ( FNumber < 0 )
      return "0"; //It's a negative value
   else
      return "1"; //It's a positive value
}

beklo.com/rameshgoudd wrote:

.if the username has three fileds then 3 textboxes has to be generated with username values..

alok2171 wrote:

checkboxes in dropdown list

private static string FormatMyNumber(object Number)
        {

            float myFloat;
            if (!float.TryParse( Number.ToString() , out myFloat))
                return "ERROR";
            
            if (myFloat < 0)
                return string.Format("{0:F}" , myFloat);
            else
                return string.Format("+{0:F}" , myFloat);
            
            //or in one line....
            //return string.Format("{0}{1:F}", (myFloat < 0)?"":"+" , myFloat);
        }

deepaknigam11 wrote:

SqlConnection con;
string str= ConfigurationSettings.AppSetting["Coonectionstring"];
con=new SqlConnection(str);

deepaknigam11 wrote:

string str= ConfigurationSettings.AppSetting["Coonectionstring"];