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    Question Formatting numbers for DataGridView

    I figured out the answer to my question using another article showing string formatting for c#. The format string to solve this problem is (#,#.00;#,#.00;#) Their are 3 parts (seperated by a semi-colon ; ). First part is for a standard value, second is for a negative value, third is for Zero...
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    Question Formatting numbers for DataGridView

    I am trying to format a DataGridView column to show values formatted as follows: 100.222 => 100.22 0 => 22 => 22.00 3123 => 3,123.00 I can't seem to achieve this with any formatting string. The (#) is great because if the number is 0, it doesn't show...
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    Question Quick shortcuts from VB6 in VB.NET

    Thanks John for the reply. The F7 option is probably the next quickest way to see the code, but when in the code of a a form and you want to see the code of another form, you use to be able to hold Shift and double-click the form in the "Solution Explorer" window. Viewing the code through the...
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    Question Quick shortcuts from VB6 in VB.NET

    I have finally made the move to VB.NET (VS2008) and don't look back, however there are a few little annoyances that slow down development. VB6 had certain shortcuts that allow for quick navigation, problem is I can't find how to do this in .NET. The following points are the shortcuts in VB6 i'm...
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