As the title suggests - I have a value in my viewmodel that is decimal. I have no control over that. I'd like to display it as currency using the Razor View Engine.
正如标题所示 - 我的viewmodel中有一个十进制值。我无法控制。我想使用Razor View Engine将其显示为货币。
$@String.Format("{0:0.00}", 1005.3422)
gets me part way there with:
让我顺其自然：
$1005.34
but how can I get the commas in there?
但我怎么能在那里得到逗号？
Thanks
谢谢
3 个解决方案
#1
26
Can you use {0:c} instead? This is just standard string formatting in .NET and the "c" is for currency. There are lots of standard numeric string formats. And, of course, custom formatting, too.
你能用{0：c}吗？这只是.NET中的标准字符串格式，“c”代表货币。有许多标准的数字字符串格式。当然，也是自定义格式。
#2
2
Most of the time, when you don't get the character you're expecting with strings conversion, it can be a locale issue. For exemple, you're developing with a en-us locale, but someone comes with a fr-FR locale. Then the date, currency, etc will be formatted and parsed differently.
大多数情况下，当您没有获得字符串转换所期望的字符时，它可能是一个区域设置问题。例如，您正在使用en-us语言环境进行开发，但有人带有fr-FR语言环境。然后，日期，货币等将被格式化和解析不同。
#3
1
$ @String.Format("{0:#,##0.00}", 1005.3422)
$ @ String.Format（“{0：＃，## 0.00}”，1005.3422）
#1
26
Can you use {0:c} instead? This is just standard string formatting in .NET and the "c" is for currency. There are lots of standard numeric string formats. And, of course, custom formatting, too.
你能用{0：c}吗？这只是.NET中的标准字符串格式，“c”代表货币。有许多标准的数字字符串格式。当然，也是自定义格式。
#2
2
Most of the time, when you don't get the character you're expecting with strings conversion, it can be a locale issue. For exemple, you're developing with a en-us locale, but someone comes with a fr-FR locale. Then the date, currency, etc will be formatted and parsed differently.
大多数情况下，当您没有获得字符串转换所期望的字符时，它可能是一个区域设置问题。例如，您正在使用en-us语言环境进行开发，但有人带有fr-FR语言环境。然后，日期，货币等将被格式化和解析不同。
#3
1
$ @String.Format("{0:#,##0.00}", 1005.3422)
$ @ String.Format（“{0：＃，## 0.00}”，1005.3422）