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I’m saving a numeric value into a datatable cell (no datatype for the cell has been explicitly declared), then later retrieving that data and trying to format it into a string. Problem is that nothing I’ve tried will properly format the string.
50000 –> 50,000
I’ve tried (where r is the row in a loop):
String.Format("{0:0,0}", r["columnName"])
r["columnName"].ToString("n0")
And several variations without any luck. Most of the time I just get the number without the comma.
String.Format(“{0:0,0}”,int.Parse(r[“columnName”].ToString()))