How can I accept strings like “$1,250.00” and convert it to a decimal in C#?
Do I just do a replace(“$”, “”) and (“,”, “”) or is there a different way I should handle this kind of input?
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How can I accept strings like “$1,250.00” and convert it to a decimal in C#?
Do I just do a replace(“$”, “”) and (“,”, “”) or is there a different way I should handle this kind of input?
Have you tried Decimal.Parse with the AllowCurrencySymbol option (and other supporting options)?