You can wrap the content of a DIV with CSS, like so:

div{
    word-wrap: break-word;
}


Here is a working example (resize the output pane)

If you want it to wrap after each comma, then you can add spaces to the value (which may be what you was trying to do, like so:

@String.Format("{0:#,###,###.##}", "9999999999").Replace(",", ", ");


Here is an example using this result

In a C# ASP.NET view, how can I wrap numbers after a comma?
I set this tick box in the performance area, and on clicking Save I now cannot access the site, even the performance area to disable this! any one know if I can directly change this in the DatabasE?

EDIT: 
I have refreshed the Database, thankfully no updates since it went live. This does raise the question though as I'm not the only one who has had problems with these performance tick boxes, how do you back out of an error?

I would still like the answer cause i'm trying to get to the bottom of these performance settings.

thanks for any replies. 
