To set the label format in %

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Hello all,

I am using MS-chart control. In that I just want to set the label to the data point in format like "72%". I try the the code line below but it dose
not work fro me

Chart1.Series(1).Points(sp).LabelFormat = "{0.0%}"

Is anybody having anything else than that, Because the label appear on
chart is "72" only no "%" sign appear.Help me if you have any idea.

Thanks to all of u for your instant response.I just tried all of th following solution but still it dose not work for me.It dose not encounter any error but also it dose not show me any "%"........
:doh:

Thanks & Regards
Yogesh

Posted 19-Jan-11 19:35pm

YOGESH DHAGE

Updated 17-Feb-20 10:10am

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Solution 4

Hi,

I've just tried it and the following code works for me:

C#

Chart1.Series[1].LabelFormat = "{0.#%}";

Posted 19-Jan-11 20:06pm

JF2015

Solution 1

I am not sure on that but Just try by putting format as "0,#%", I've done this operation quite before.

Or other way you could refer THIS[^] or THIS[^] so that you may have some what idea.

Posted 19-Jan-11 19:46pm

Hiren solanki

Solution 3

Try

Chart1.Series(1).Points(sp).LabelFormat = "{0.#%}"

Posted 19-Jan-11 19:50pm

Abhinav S

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2011-01-19T19:47:00

Solution 2

You need to move "%" outside format parameter specifier: "{0.0}%".

Posted 19-Jan-11 19:47pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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