I have a textbox with the following content:
=Sum(LossOfDaysMen)/(Sum(LossOfDaysNotSet)+Sum(LossOfDaysMen)+Sum(LossOfDaysWomen))*100 + "%"
This is giving me numbers with way too many decimals, like '66.44295155..', i want to to have just 1 decimal. How can i do this within the textbox? I tried String.Format, but that does not work. Setting the format property on the entire textbox does not work either, due the '+ "%" at the end.
I assume there's some function i can run but im unsure about what syntax works within the textbox.
Any ideas how to solve this?
=Sum(LossOfDaysMen)/(Sum(LossOfDaysNotSet)+Sum(LossOfDaysMen)+Sum(LossOfDaysWomen))*100 + "%"
This is giving me numbers with way too many decimals, like '66.44295155..', i want to to have just 1 decimal. How can i do this within the textbox? I tried String.Format, but that does not work. Setting the format property on the entire textbox does not work either, due the '+ "%" at the end.
I assume there's some function i can run but im unsure about what syntax works within the textbox.
Any ideas how to solve this?