Please, could you show an example of how to set all necessaries thing to use the client side Locale, in general, other than the local?

Now my code is:

        public void SetScaleLabelFormat(string numberDecimalSeparator, string numberGroupSeparator, int cantidadDecimales)
        {
            string lDecimales = "0000000000";
            //string lFormat = "<DATA_VALUE:###" + numberGroupSeparator + "###" + numberGroupSeparator + "##0" + (cantidadDecimales == 0 ? "" : numberDecimalSeparator + lDecimales.Substring(0, cantidadDecimales)) + ">";
            string lFormat = "<DATA_VALUE:###,###,##0" + (cantidadDecimales == 0 ? "" : "." + lDecimales.Substring(0, cantidadDecimales)) + ">";
            mGauge.Scales[0].Labels.FormatString = lFormat;
        }

 numberDecimalSeparator and numberGroupSeparator are the separators I want use no matter the local machine locale.

Solved: .Scales[0].Labels.FormatString set to "<DATA_VALUE:###,###,##0.00>"

thank you and sorry for the inconvenient.
Regards

Hi, I made further research and found this:

1- With .Scales[0].Labels.FormatString not set

2- With .Scales[0].Labels.FormatString set to "<DATA_VALUE:###.###.##0,00>" (spanish locale)

It seems there's no way to set "." as decimal group and "," as decimal separator. It is that correct?

So, how can I set the format with client side locale, in a dynamically server side created gauge?