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Common GridView Tasks > Edit Columns
Select the fields from the Selected fields list
Under BoundField > Behavior properties, set HtmlEncode to False
Under BoundField > Data Properties, setDataFormatString to {0:C2}
(The C means Currency, the 2 represents the number of positions after the decimal point.)
And click OK
This is what the code looks like:
<asp:boundfield HtmlEncode="False" DataFormatString="{0:C2}" DataField="salary" SortExpression="salary" HeaderText="salary"> </asp:boundfield>
The field in the Access database was defined as: Field Size: Single, Format: Percent, and Decimals Places: Auto.
Common GridView Tasks > Edit Columns
Select the fields from the Selected fields list
Under BoundField > Behavior properties, set HtmlEncode to False
Under BoundField > Data Properties, setDataFormatString to {0:P2}
(The P means Percent, the 2 represents the number of positions after the decimal point.)
And click OK
This is what the code looks like:
<asp:boundfield HtmlEncode="False" DataFormatString="{0:P2}" DataField="amount" SortExpression="amount" HeaderText="amount"> </asp:boundfield>
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