Hi i encountered this wile debugging the code.
pls help…!!!
Use the Watch panel (besides Locals) to examine the values of drinvoiceMain.Item(“IGST Amount”) or other variables etc.
Try CDbl(drInvoiceMain.Item("IGST Amount").ToString)
instead of Double.Parse()
. Also check if there is any space or any other character other than ,
and .
in the string representation of IGST Amount
this is the string provided in the condition:-
CInt(((Double.Parse(drInvoiceMain.Item(“IGST Amount”).ToString)+Double.Parse(drInvoiceMain.Item(“SGST / UT GST Amount”).ToString)+Double.Parse(drInvoiceMain.Item(“CGST Amount”).ToString))/Double.Parse(drInvoiceMain.Item(“Taxable Value”).ToString))*100)=CInt(drInvoiceMain.Item(“GST Rate”).ToString)
Try this
CInt(((CDbl(drInvoiceMain.Item("IGST Amount").ToString)+CDbl(drInvoiceMain.Item("SGST / UT GST Amount").ToString)+CDbl(drInvoiceMain.Item("CGST Amount").ToString))/CDbl(drInvoiceMain.Item("Taxable Value").ToString))*100)=CInt(drInvoiceMain.Item("GST Rate").ToString)
Hi @mitul_choudhary, @mitul_choudhary
Does your value contains $ sign or other currency symbols ? The error - input string was not in correct format - seems to indicate that conversion is not successful because the string is not a number
@kumar.varun2
Pls Help…!!
This is the string :-
CInt(((CDbl(drInvoiceMain.Item(“IGST Amount”).ToString)+CDbl(drInvoiceMain.Item(“SGST / UT GST Amount”).ToString)+CDbl(drInvoiceMain.Item(“CGST Amount”).ToString))/CDbl(drInvoiceMain.Item(“Taxable Value”).ToString))*100)=CInt(drInvoiceMain.Item(“GST Rate”).ToString)
PFA the ouput
In the Watch Panel, enter
drInvoiceMain.Item(“IGST Amount”)
drInvoiceMain.Item(“SGST / UT GST Amount”)
drInvoiceMain.Item(“CGST Amount”)
drInvoiceMain.Item(“Taxable Value”)
drInvoiceMain.Item(“GST Rate”)
examine the values… should only contain number format
Try this one
CInt(((CDbl(If(drInvoiceMain.Item("IGST Amount").ToString.Equals(""), "0", drInvoiceMain.Item("IGST Amount").ToString))+CDbl(If(drInvoiceMain.Item("SGST / UT GST Amount").ToString.Equals(""), "0", drInvoiceMain.Item("SGST / UT GST Amount").ToString))+CDbl(If(drInvoiceMain.Item("CGST Amount").ToString.Equals(""), "0", drInvoiceMain.Item("CGST Amount").ToString)))/CDbl(drInvoiceMain.Item("Taxable Value").ToString))*100)=CInt(drInvoiceMain.Item("GST Rate").ToString)
Hi @mitul_choudhary , @kumar.varun2
That is another workaround in case the value is NULL or empty string “”. Setting to zero allows successful conversion to System.Double
@kumar.varun2 Pls help…!!
CInt(((CDbl(If(drInvoiceMain.Item("IGST Amount").ToString.Equals(""), "0", drInvoiceMain.Item("IGST Amount").ToString))+CDbl(If(drInvoiceMain.Item("SGST / UT GST Amount").ToString.Equals(""), "0", drInvoiceMain.Item("SGST / UT GST Amount").ToString))+CDbl(If(drInvoiceMain.Item("CGST Amount").ToString.Equals(""), "0", drInvoiceMain.Item("CGST Amount").ToString)))/CDbl(drInvoiceMain.Item("Taxable Value").ToString))*100)=CInt(If(drInvoiceMain.Item("GST Rate").ToString.Equals(""), "0", drInvoiceMain.Item("GST Rate").ToString))
Hi @kumar.varun2 , @mitul_choudhary
Try these
CInt(((Double.Parse(drInvoiceMain.Item(“IGST Amount”).ToString, NumberStyles.AllowCurrencySymbol | NumberStyles.AllowDecimalPoint | NumberStyles.AllowThousands | NumberStyles.AllowParentheses, new CultureInfo(“en-US”))+Double.Parse(drInvoiceMain.Item(“SGST / UT GST Amount”).ToString, NumberStyles.AllowCurrencySymbol | NumberStyles.AllowDecimalPoint | NumberStyles.AllowThousands | NumberStyles.AllowParentheses, new CultureInfo(“en-US”))+Double.Parse(drInvoiceMain.Item(“CGST Amount”).ToString, NumberStyles.AllowCurrencySymbol | NumberStyles.AllowDecimalPoint | NumberStyles.AllowThousands | NumberStyles.AllowParentheses, new CultureInfo(“en-US”)))/Double.Parse(drInvoiceMain.Item(“Taxable Value”).ToString, NumberStyles.AllowCurrencySymbol | NumberStyles.AllowDecimalPoint | NumberStyles.AllowThousands | NumberStyles.AllowParentheses, new CultureInfo(“en-US”)))*100)=Int32.Parse(drInvoiceMain.Item(“GST Rate”).ToString, NumberStyles.AllowCurrencySymbol | NumberStyles.AllowDecimalPoint | NumberStyles.AllowThousands | NumberStyles.AllowParentheses, new CultureInfo(“en-US”))
@mitul_choudhary Did it work?
Yes thanks a lot
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