Hi,

I have a webform which has the culture set to NL-nl so the decimals have the
comma as the decimalseperator.. However, my database is using the US-en
culture so I need to convert the NL-nl decimal to a new decimal with the
EN-us culture (so it will have the period as a decimalseperator).

How can I do this?

THX

"Jan tde Witt" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have a webform which has the culture set to NL-nl so the decimals have
> the comma as the decimalseperator.. However, my database is using the
> US-en culture so I need to convert the NL-nl decimal to a new decimal with
> the EN-us culture (so it will have the period as a decimalseperator).
>
> How can I do this?

If in your code you're handling this value as a decimal data type then it
doesn't matter. Numbers are numbers are numbers. The thousands separator and
decimal point are for DISPLAY only; they have no bearing on how the number
is STORED.

"Jan tde Witt" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have a webform which has the culture set to NL-nl so the decimals have
> the comma as the decimalseperator.. However, my database is using the
> US-en culture so I need to convert the NL-nl decimal to a new decimal with
> the EN-us culture (so it will have the period as a decimalseperator).
>
> How can I do this?

By the way, what does this question have to do with WINDOWS forms?