asp: Keep Two decimal places:

<%=formatnumber ( -6665.8999,3,-1,-1,0)%>
(6665.900)
An example uses all the parameters of the function FormatNumber ():
The first parameter (-6665.8999) specifies the number to be formatted.
The second parameter (3) specifies the number of digits to display after the decimal point.
The third parameter (-1) specifies whether the leading 0 is displayed.
The fourth parameter (-1) Specifies whether parentheses are used for negative numbers.
The last parameter (0) specifies whether to display separators

FormatNumber (expression[,numdigafterdec[, Incleadingdig[,useparfornegnum[,groupdig]])

Parameters	Description
Expression	Required. An expression that needs to be formatted.
Numdigafterdec	A numeric value indicating the number of digits to the right of the decimal point. The default value is-1 (using the computer's regional settings).
Incleadingdig	Optional. Indicates whether to display the leading 0 of the decimal value (leading zero): -2 = tristateusedefault-Use the settings in the computer's regional settings. -1 = Tristatetrue-true 0 = Tristatefalse-false
Useparfornegnum	Optional. Indicates whether negative values are placed in parentheses. -2 = tristateusedefault-Use the settings in the computer's regional settings. -1 = Tristatetrue-true 0 = Tristatefalse-false
Groupdig	Optional. Indicates whether numbers are grouped using the number grouping symbols specified in the computer's regional settings. -2 = tristateusedefault-Use the settings in the computer's regional settings. -1 = Tristatetrue-true 0 = Tristatefalse-false

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