Maybe its my machine, but this doesn’t make any sense.
String.Format doesn’t work. These two should technically equal, but do not. What’s missing? I’m using ASP.NET 3.5 on Windows 7.
string.Format("{0};{1};{2};{3};{4};{5};{7};{8};{9}"
, "711.01"
, "711.01"
, "711.01"
, "136.74"
, "136.74"
, "136.74"
, "136.74"
, "711.01"
, "711.01"
, "711.02 br ");
//and
string.Join(";"
, new[]{"711.01"
, "711.01"
, "711.01"
, "136.74"
, "136.74"
, "136.74"
, "136.74"
, "711.01"
, "711.01"
, "711.02"});
You are missing
{6}in theFormatexample.should be