Trailing zeroes

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#1

Hie huyz. how can i remove trailing 0s for example 1.20 should be 1.2 and 12.00 should be just 12

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#2

Concert it to double and then back to string

#3

Additionally the Trim function can be used, just pass in “0” and then “.”.

Ex:
str = 12.00
str.Trim(“0"c).Trim(”."c) = 12

"0"c is shorthand for “0”.ToCharArray

Trim removes any characters on the front or back of the string that match the given character. If you pass Trim with no characters it trims whitespace.

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#4

@Tapiwa

Str = “1.20”

Str.ToString.TrimEnd(“0”.TocharArray)

#5

Hey @Tapiwa

Use - String.Format("{0:G10}", Decimal.Parse("<your Value>"))

Example-

String.Format("{0:G10}", Decimal.Parse("1.20")) // Output - 1.2

String.Format("{0:G10}", Decimal.Parse("12.0000")) // Output - 12

Regards…!!
Aksh

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#6

@lakshman
As is this would not convert “12.00” to “12”. It would leave it as “12.”.

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#7

@DanielMitchell

Will check once.

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#8

@DanielMitchell @Tapiwa

Try this:

Str.ToString.TrimEnd(“0”.TocharArray).TrimEnd(“.”.TocharArray)

#9

if its 170 it will leave 17

#10

This one worked. thanks buddy

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