How to display the value with currency symbol in Xamarin.Forms numeric controls?
The value of Xamarin Numeric Textbox or numeric up-down controls can be localized to any specific culture by setting the FormatString property value as currency (c – symbol) and changing that specific culture property as follows
[C#]
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SfNumericUpDown numericUpDown = new SfNumericUpDown()
{
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Value = 100,
FormatString = "c",
Culture = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo("en-US"),
…
};
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SfNumericTextBox numericTextBox = new SfNumericTextBox()
{
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Value = 1000,
FormatString = "c",
Culture = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo("en-US"),
…
};
…
Output
See Also,
How to customize the numeric controls appearance
How to format the numeric value
How to restrict the value entry in numeric control
Conclusion
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