Re: Gridview column formatting

Set HtmlEncode = false for the column.

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"et" <eagletender2001@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have tried everything to display a bound column in a gridview to 2
decimals only. The column is a price, and when I run the query in sql, he
value displays as 10.00. Yet in the grid view it displays as 10.0000. I
have tried various settings in the dataformatstring, and it seems to ignore
everything I put there; I've tried: {0}, {0:F2}, {0:d}, {0:c}, among
others. What am I doing wrong?



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