Can anyone tell me how, using VB.NET, to format an SQL Server Money datatype to display the value in 1000s? So that 678900 would be 679 and 98 would be 0 etc.
I had actually tried that, but it kept giving me undesirable results (i.e. 900 / 1000 = 0.9, when I need 0). I think I may have found what I am after though. One of my colleagues just pointed out the '0,' format string that can be applied in the ToString method of a numeric Type.
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