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I am wondering if there is a method or format string I’m missing in .NET to convert the following:
1 to 1st 2 to 2nd 3 to 3rd 4 to 4th 11 to 11th 101 to 101st 111 to 111th This link has a bad example of the basic principle involved in writing your own function, but I am more curious if there is an inbuilt capacity I’m missing.
Solution
Scott Hanselman’s answer is the accepted one because it answers the question directly.
For a solution however, see this great answer.
No, there is no inbuilt capability in the .NET Base Class Library.