Displaying (meter cubed) 1

[FederalProgrammer]

Does anyone know how to display Cubic Meter (ie, M^3) such that, 3 is shown as a superscript to M?









why do they call it VB.NET? it's nothing like vb; they should've called it B#!!

 

[neilharris]

it is character 179 or simply hold down alt and type 0179 or copy this one ³

 

[chiph]

Or Unicode literal sequence: \u00B3

Dim s As String
  s = ContainerSize.ToString() & " m\u00B3"

Chip H.


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[FederalProgrammer]

hmmm, may be I'm doing something wrong w/ "m\u00B3"; following didn't work:

dim label as string = "Volume (" & "m\u00b3" & ")"

I also tried the escape character:
dim label as string = "Volume (" & "m" & chr(27) & \u00b3" & ")"

That's ok though, following worked... so i should be ok
dim label as string = "Volume (m" & Chr(179) & ")"


thanx for the replies!!!








why do they call it VB.NET? it's nothing like vb; they should've called it B#!!

 

[chiph]

Oops, got my C# and VB.NET mixed up. Sorry.

Chip H.


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[FederalProgrammer]

hehe,
that's ok

how is it done in B# then?


thanx!




why do they call it VB.NET? it's nothing like vb; they should've called it B#!!