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From: Kani
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Hi, what you are trying to do is "10.54" is a string that comes with a
decimal value (i.e., after the '.') When you replace 10.00 with -->
f.ToString().Replace(".00",""); the final output for the convertion will be
"10" with no decimal ..... and it works fine ... in other cases it will still
be having the decimal values like 10.54 so u can follow two methods : 1.
Convert to float instead of int ... where in it requires no further changes to
the code. 2. If u don't want to convert to float .. instead of replacing ".00"
to "" find the value only till the decimal using the substring function and
pass only the integer part of the number and convert it. Regards, Srikanth
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