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I use the design-framework mahapps.metro for a datagridnumericupdowncolumn: https://mahapps.com/controls/datagrid.html
There is the example with stringformat=C. But I need D instead for only numbers with no commata: string formats defined by microsoft
<Controls:DataGridNumericUpDownColumn Binding="Binding DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE" StringFormat="D" Minimum="1" HideUpDownButtons="True"/>
Default value for the binded variable DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE is 12345. If i open the window Visual Studio throws the exception:
System.FormatException: "Format is invalid". If i use String.Format=C I get no errors....
How can i define a correct StringFormat for no commata with the DatagridNumericUpDownColumn in XAML?
wpf xaml string-formatting mahapps.metro
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I use the design-framework mahapps.metro for a datagridnumericupdowncolumn: https://mahapps.com/controls/datagrid.html
There is the example with stringformat=C. But I need D instead for only numbers with no commata: string formats defined by microsoft
<Controls:DataGridNumericUpDownColumn Binding="Binding DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE" StringFormat="D" Minimum="1" HideUpDownButtons="True"/>
Default value for the binded variable DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE is 12345. If i open the window Visual Studio throws the exception:
System.FormatException: "Format is invalid". If i use String.Format=C I get no errors....
How can i define a correct StringFormat for no commata with the DatagridNumericUpDownColumn in XAML?
wpf xaml string-formatting mahapps.metro
asked Mar 26 at 16:20
chchchchchchchchchchchchchchchch
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I use the design-framework mahapps.metro for a datagridnumericupdowncolumn: https://mahapps.com/controls/datagrid.html
There is the example with stringformat=C. But I need D instead for only numbers with no commata: string formats defined by microsoft
<Controls:DataGridNumericUpDownColumn Binding="Binding DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE" StringFormat="D" Minimum="1" HideUpDownButtons="True"/>
Default value for the binded variable DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE is 12345. If i open the window Visual Studio throws the exception:
System.FormatException: "Format is invalid". If i use String.Format=C I get no errors....
How can i define a correct StringFormat for no commata with the DatagridNumericUpDownColumn in XAML?
wpf xaml string-formatting mahapps.metro
asked Mar 26 at 16:20
chchchchchchchchchchchchchchchch
516 bronze badges
I use the design-framework mahapps.metro for a datagridnumericupdowncolumn: https://mahapps.com/controls/datagrid.html
There is the example with stringformat=C. But I need D instead for only numbers with no commata: string formats defined by microsoft
<Controls:DataGridNumericUpDownColumn Binding="Binding DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE" StringFormat="D" Minimum="1" HideUpDownButtons="True"/>
Default value for the binded variable DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE is 12345. If i open the window Visual Studio throws the exception:
System.FormatException: "Format is invalid". If i use String.Format=C I get no errors....
How can i define a correct StringFormat for no commata with the DatagridNumericUpDownColumn in XAML?
wpf xaml string-formatting mahapps.metro
wpf xaml string-formatting mahapps.metro
asked Mar 26 at 16:20
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Try:
<Controls:DataGridNumericUpDownColumn Binding="Binding DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE, StringFormat='0:D'" Minimum="1" HideUpDownButtons="True"/>
With the StringFormat inside the Binding.
This is how its done in the BindingBase.StringFormat Property docs.
answered Mar 26 at 16:59
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Damn... When i click into the cell the output responses to System.Windows.Data Error: 6 : 'StringFormat' converter failed to convert value '0' (type 'Decimal'); fallback value will be used, if available. BindingExpression:Path=DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE; DataItem='TBL_MYSPCLTABLE' (HashCode=41757008); target element is 'DataGridCell' (Name=''); target property is 'CellContent' (type 'String') FormatException:'System.FormatException: Format is invalid.
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Try:
<Controls:DataGridNumericUpDownColumn Binding="Binding DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE, StringFormat='0:D'" Minimum="1" HideUpDownButtons="True"/>
With the StringFormat inside the Binding.
This is how its done in the BindingBase.StringFormat Property docs.
answered Mar 26 at 16:59
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Damn... When i click into the cell the output responses to System.Windows.Data Error: 6 : 'StringFormat' converter failed to convert value '0' (type 'Decimal'); fallback value will be used, if available. BindingExpression:Path=DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE; DataItem='TBL_MYSPCLTABLE' (HashCode=41757008); target element is 'DataGridCell' (Name=''); target property is 'CellContent' (type 'String') FormatException:'System.FormatException: Format is invalid.
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Try:
<Controls:DataGridNumericUpDownColumn Binding="Binding DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE, StringFormat='0:D'" Minimum="1" HideUpDownButtons="True"/>
With the StringFormat inside the Binding.
This is how its done in the BindingBase.StringFormat Property docs.
answered Mar 26 at 16:59
AlfieAlfie
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Damn... When i click into the cell the output responses to System.Windows.Data Error: 6 : 'StringFormat' converter failed to convert value '0' (type 'Decimal'); fallback value will be used, if available. BindingExpression:Path=DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE; DataItem='TBL_MYSPCLTABLE' (HashCode=41757008); target element is 'DataGridCell' (Name=''); target property is 'CellContent' (type 'String') FormatException:'System.FormatException: Format is invalid.
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Mar 27 at 11:49
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Try:
<Controls:DataGridNumericUpDownColumn Binding="Binding DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE, StringFormat='0:D'" Minimum="1" HideUpDownButtons="True"/>
With the StringFormat inside the Binding.
This is how its done in the BindingBase.StringFormat Property docs.
answered Mar 26 at 16:59
AlfieAlfie
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Try:
<Controls:DataGridNumericUpDownColumn Binding="Binding DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE, StringFormat='0:D'" Minimum="1" HideUpDownButtons="True"/>
With the StringFormat inside the Binding.
This is how its done in the BindingBase.StringFormat Property docs.
answered Mar 26 at 16:59
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answered Mar 26 at 16:59
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Damn... When i click into the cell the output responses to System.Windows.Data Error: 6 : 'StringFormat' converter failed to convert value '0' (type 'Decimal'); fallback value will be used, if available. BindingExpression:Path=DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE; DataItem='TBL_MYSPCLTABLE' (HashCode=41757008); target element is 'DataGridCell' (Name=''); target property is 'CellContent' (type 'String') FormatException:'System.FormatException: Format is invalid.
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Damn... When i click into the cell the output responses to System.Windows.Data Error: 6 : 'StringFormat' converter failed to convert value '0' (type 'Decimal'); fallback value will be used, if available. BindingExpression:Path=DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE; DataItem='TBL_MYSPCLTABLE' (HashCode=41757008); target element is 'DataGridCell' (Name=''); target property is 'CellContent' (type 'String') FormatException:'System.FormatException: Format is invalid.
– chchchchchchchch
Mar 27 at 11:49
Damn... When i click into the cell the output responses to System.Windows.Data Error: 6 : 'StringFormat' converter failed to convert value '0' (type 'Decimal'); fallback value will be used, if available. BindingExpression:Path=DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE; DataItem='TBL_MYSPCLTABLE' (HashCode=41757008); target element is 'DataGridCell' (Name=''); target property is 'CellContent' (type 'String') FormatException:'System.FormatException: Format is invalid.
– chchchchchchchch
Mar 27 at 11:49
Damn... When i click into the cell the output responses to System.Windows.Data Error: 6 : 'StringFormat' converter failed to convert value '0' (type 'Decimal'); fallback value will be used, if available. BindingExpression:Path=DECIMAL_BINDING_VALUE; DataItem='TBL_MYSPCLTABLE' (HashCode=41757008); target element is 'DataGridCell' (Name=''); target property is 'CellContent' (type 'String') FormatException:'System.FormatException: Format is invalid.
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