I usually use string.Format(arg, object)in Before Print of XrTableCell to format string as decimal dotted.
In the bottom of each page I have one Group Footer to summary the page.
But in the summary XrTableCell (xrTableCell50) I can't format my string, when debugging, it's value is not the printed value too!, and the printed is without the dots
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I have a webcall that gets the Ip information:
result = new WebClient().DownloadString("http://ip-api.com/csv/177.30.105.121?fields=status,countryCode,region,city,district,isp,proxy,query,message");
In my Winform application it displays in western not latin character set. Should show Goiânia
How can I get this decoded correctly to use the ISO-8859-1 character set.
From the comment, think I am getting closer but still didn't work.
So I'm programming and I want to show my first name and last name but i want my last name on a new line. Of course I use the function \n right after my first name. In WPF it shows it like how it should be shown:
first name
last name
If I now want to show this through a report with SSRS this will not work cause my report will show first name \n last name. Is there anyway that report builder will understand this function and give me the same representation like in WPF?
I don't think it will ever understand "\n". Instead of "\n", use "vbcrlf" - that sticks in a carriage return and drops the text to a new line.
You can just encase the field with your text with the below:
=Replace(Fields!<<fieldname>>.Value, "\n", vbcrlf)
Make sure the text is not set to interpret tags as HTML and you'll be fine.
<XamCurrencyEditor FormatProvider="{Binding Path=CurrencyFormat.CurrencyFormatInfo}"
Mask="{Binding Path=CalculatedMask}" />
CurrencyFormat.CurrencyFormatInfo is a NumberFormatInfo calculated from our currency format business object. CalculatedMask is set to "{currency:-22.2:c}", which allows positive or negative currencies with up to 22 digits before the decimal and 2 after.
I would like the editor to allow either parenthesis or a minus sign for negative values:
$ -123.45
($ 123.45)
CurrencyNegativePattern is already set to 0. I tried changing the Mask to "{currency:(22.2):c}", but that is just inserted as a literal string. Will I have to generate a custom format string to get the desired behavior?
As a partial solution, adding Format="C" causes the editor to fully respect the FormatProvider when formatting its value.
<XamCurrencyEditor FormatProvider="{Binding Path=CurrencyFormat.CurrencyFormatInfo}"
Mask="{Binding Path=CalculatedMask}"
Format="C" />
The editor still refuses to accept parentheses. If anyone from Infragistics is reading, please consider this a feature request.
I have XtraReport with XtraLabel in detail band for display currency, ex: I have 2000000 and want to display it as 2.000.000, how can I do it?
You can do this by setting the FormatString property of 'Text` data binding as below.
xrLabel.DataBindings["Text"].FormatString = "{0:C}";
you can set refer Standard Numeric Format Strings and Custom Numeric Format Strings to specify format string that you want to apply.
References:
Formatting numeric values as Currency for an XrLabel
XRLabel - Setting FormatString during Report Generation
Okay before I get right into my question does anyone know if there is a tool for building string formats? What I'm thinking is something like a pretty simple user interface where you choose whether you want to display commas, zero values, dollar signs etc and then it spits out the stringformat for you. If there is one I'd love to know about it. If there's not it's the sort of thing people like me would love!
My question is. What is the string format for displaying an integer with comma separators for thousands, no decimal places and nothing for zero values.
I know the string format for an integer with comma separators and no decimal places is:
StringFormat='0,0.'
And I know the string format for displaying nothing for zero values is:
StringFormat='{}{0:#}'
But combining the two has me stumped. Thanks very much!
I'm not 100% sure what you're after, but after comparing your two string formats, I think I know what you're after... please let me know if I am mistaken.
Once again, you almost had what I think you want... how about trying this:
StringFormat='{}{0:#,#.}'
Or just
StringFormat='#,#.' (Just replace the '0' from your example with '#')
These are equivalent. Please note that again, these will both round the number to the nearest integer.
UPDATE >>>
Here are two very useful links to help you with your string.Formats in the future:
Custom Numeric Format Strings
Custom Date and Time Format Strings
ContentStringFormat is separate dependency property out side of Bindig{} assets.
ContentStringFormat='{}{0:#}'
Example:
<Label Content="{Binding Path=MaxLevelofInvestment}" ContentStringFormat="Amount is {0}" />