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问题 This the Excel Screenshot link to show example In a particular cell, It consists double value but showing rounded value in the cell. like If in the cell the value is 553236 but the original value is 553236.456001 and can only see this value on top bar when click on that particular cell. But my question is I have converted the original value into Italian currency, How to make it do the same as above In Italian Culture 553,236.456 value will be converted as 553.236,456 Have to show only 553.236

问题 I am trying to force my forms to use arabic format like displaying (1-2-3-4-..,etc) numbers as (٠‎ , ١‎ , ٢‎ , ٣‎ , ٤‎ , ٥‎ , ٦‎ , ٧‎ , ٨‎ , ٩‎) in all areound my forms no matter if it is Textbox ,or lables or whatever it is I searched and found a lout of question talking about this issue most of them not working and the other I believe are not seems to be good answer like the accepted answer here and as shown below what I have tried on form loading which has no effect on my issue and here is

问题 I am trying to force my forms to use arabic format like displaying (1-2-3-4-..,etc) numbers as (٠‎ , ١‎ , ٢‎ , ٣‎ , ٤‎ , ٥‎ , ٦‎ , ٧‎ , ٨‎ , ٩‎) in all areound my forms no matter if it is Textbox ,or lables or whatever it is I searched and found a lout of question talking about this issue most of them not working and the other I believe are not seems to be good answer like the accepted answer here and as shown below what I have tried on form loading which has no effect on my issue and here is

问题 I'm confused about MonthGenitiveNames and MonthNames . There are month names as values of both, so what is the difference between MonthGenitiveNames and MonthNames . Also why is there "blank" for a month? If you look at values of both, there are blank values. What is the reason for the blank in Month names? 回答1: Genitive names exist because some languages use a different case of nouns to express dates (genitive instead of nominative). E.g. in Polish nominative for January is "styczeń" but to

问题 I'm confused about MonthGenitiveNames and MonthNames . There are month names as values of both, so what is the difference between MonthGenitiveNames and MonthNames . Also why is there "blank" for a month? If you look at values of both, there are blank values. What is the reason for the blank in Month names? 回答1: Genitive names exist because some languages use a different case of nouns to express dates (genitive instead of nominative). E.g. in Polish nominative for January is "styczeń" but to

问题 Is there a way to keep the culture specific date time formatting but force 12/24 hour rendering? I know I can do a lot with the actual date/time format string like HH:mm:ss and hh:mm:ss but I would like to honor the current user culture formatting (i.e. mm/dd/yyyy or yyyy/mm/dd , etc), just force 12/24 hour time rendering. 回答1: I'd probably do something like this: var culture = CultureInfo.CurrentCulture; var pattern = culture.DateTimeFormat.LongTimePattern; // or pick which one you want to

问题 I recently had some trouble with culture dependent returned values from my powershell script. The same script returned different values, depending on which machine it was. So I thought that maybe the culture settings are different and for one server it returned. get-culture : de-DE for the other it was like : en-US One value is for the keyboard settings but what does the other (second) stand for? And is the second value bound to the OS installation or is that just a setting? Is there a

问题 I have an MVC Web-API application for inner use. I have some pages with forms and numeric fields. I need to install this on a German computer, and the users will be only Germans. In Germany they write "3,5" instead of "3.5" (with a comma). In IIS configuration the culture is "Invariant culture" and since the computer is German - the localize is "de-DE". When the users write "3,5" in the field - I can see in firebug that "3,5" is what is sent in JSON, but the server gets it as "35". Can I

问题 I have a Cloud Service Web Role that I need to run some PowerShell on to ensure the server is always setup in the right culture: en-AU. The reason for this is that Microsoft could, at anytime, reset the culture values. When I run: Get-Culture I get: 1033 en-US English (United States) So then I run: Set-Culture en-AU But I still get: 1033 en-US English (United States) I have tried many things but nothing seems to really change the culture. Any help would be great. 回答1: The root cause is

问题 Based on my understanding (see my other question), in order to decide whether to test string equality by using ordinal or cultural rules, the semantic of the performed comparison must be taken into account. If the two compared strings must be considered as raw sequences of characters (in other words, two symbols) then an ordinal string comparison must be performed. This is the case for most string comparisons performed in server side code. Example: performing a user lookup by username. In