in SQL already casting the percentage value... then also its showing values 44.00 how to use ternary operator for this..?

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isnull(A.Per,0)>0 then cast(A.Per as varchar) else '' end As Per

in repeater values are stil showing like 44.00
i facing problem in using ternary operator in repeater's Eval()
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Posted 29-Feb-12 22:16pm

Kiirrii

Updated 6-Mar-12 22:35pm

v4

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Anuja Pawar Indore 1-Mar-12 4:20am

Why again repost

Kiirrii 1-Mar-12 5:00am

hey your solution not works yaar.... i have tried it... send me one more time...

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Solution 1

This is third time you are posting your question. Why don't you use Improve question link and update your previous questions.
1. Time
i want to display numeric(9,2) values as integer in repeater[^]
2. Time
i want to display numeric(9,2) values as integer only if no is 12.00 or anything .00 as 12 i want remove .00[^]

Posted 29-Feb-12 22:20pm

Anuja Pawar Indore

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Nilesh Patil Kolhapur 1-Mar-12 5:33am

Hi Try My Solution

Solution 3

DataFormatString="{0 : D}" add this attribute on that column

Posted 29-Feb-12 23:35pm

Sudip Saha

Updated 29-Feb-12 23:36pm

v2

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Kiirrii 1-Mar-12 5:42am

i m trying this from yesterday its not working... even i tried {0:P} also to show percentage symbol in repeater or grid reply.....

Kiirrii 2-Mar-12 4:34am

how to write that inside Eval its not working i tried lot...

Kiirrii 2-Mar-12 4:36am

if write as Eval("Per"),"{0:d}") its not working...

Solution 4

in repeater 

<div>

< %#GetFormatvalue(Eval("Val")) %>
</div>
public string GetFormatvalue( object val)
{
    int i=Convert.ToInt32(val);
  return convert.ToString(i);
}

Posted 1-Mar-12 22:08pm

Sudip Saha

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Kiirrii 2-Mar-12 4:43am

showing error like string is not in correct format..

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Nilesh Patil Kolhapur · Accepted Answer · 2012-02-29T23:33:00

Solution 2

Hi,
Use This

C#

<%#Eval("Val").ToString().Split('.')[0]%>

Best Luck

Posted 29-Feb-12 23:33pm

Nilesh Patil Kolhapur

Updated 29-Feb-12 23:56pm