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I am using server binding for a bound grid column.
The data type sent in from my edmx is decimal with 18 precision and 0 scale.
If I pull directly from the entity object using linq and pass to the view using the ViewDate object it displays correctly (or basically the way I would expect with no decimal places or point).
When bind to a grid column it displays the number with .00 after it.
Is there anyway to keep this from happening? Preferrably without having to make a custom ViewModel for all of my entity data and relationships because I am using nested grids, tabs, etc. as I am using linq queries for the relationships between my entities.
HELP
The data type sent in from my edmx is decimal with 18 precision and 0 scale.
If I pull directly from the entity object using linq and pass to the view using the ViewDate object it displays correctly (or basically the way I would expect with no decimal places or point).
When bind to a grid column it displays the number with .00 after it.
Is there anyway to keep this from happening? Preferrably without having to make a custom ViewModel for all of my entity data and relationships because I am using nested grids, tabs, etc. as I am using linq queries for the relationships between my entities.
HELP
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Jamy
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answered on 08 Dec 2010, 04:58 PM
I was a little confused... Have not used a lot of format specifiers before.
The believe the following code is the proper way.
The believe the following code is the proper way.
.Format("{0:F0}")