Hi, Nik,
If you find DecimalFormat to powerfull for what you need, you can do it
yourself :
float number = <a float number>;
String unFormattedNumber = Float.toString(number) + "00";
String formattedNumber = unFormattedNumber.substring(0,
unFormattedNumber.indexOf(".") + 3);
Pierre-Yves
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Nik DAMPIER wrote:
> How do I format a float to 2 decimal places to represent a price??
See java.text.DecimalFormat and its documentation.
J.Ch.
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