How To Round Up To Two Decimal Places

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How To Round Up To Two Decimal Places

i have label , i want to bind the value in this label, in code behind how can i round up the 2 decimal value

Posted 11-Dec-11 20:40pm

priya from Madras

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Solution 1

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Number rounding in JavaScript
in C# use

C#

decimal a = 1.994444;

Math.Round(a, 2);

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Math.Round

Posted 11-Dec-11 20:47pm

uspatel

Updated 11-Dec-11 20:51pm

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Tisha Ahuja 28-Aug-12 2:22am

No it gives error 'ToString' takes '1' arguments
How to solve this error.

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sriman.ch · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-11T20:50:00

Solution 2

Hi,

C#

yourlabel.Text=yourvalue.ToString("{.00}");

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Posted 11-Dec-11 20:50pm

sriman.ch

Updated 11-Dec-11 20:55pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Dec-11 3:05am

Good question, my 5. I bet OP does not really need rounding -- it is rarely needed. Formatting a number as a string -- this is all what usually needed.
--SA

AmitGajjar 12-Dec-11 3:49am

Hi SA,

rounding is required when you are dealing with currency, because 5.559 should not be 5.55 it should be 5.56. so it may cause major problem depending upon calculation.

thanks
-Amit.