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Re: You can consult the mighty google for that :) or you can give this a shot : http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/E/ERP.html | |
Re: Where is the data come from? is it from a data base or from a datatable or from a user input? Please explain your problem clearly so we can help you :) | |
Good day folks, lines = IO.File.ReadAllLines(txt_Source.Text) I have here a line of code which reads a text file and save it to an array, It works well. But I wanna ask if there is anything like this code that can be use to read a excel file? Something like this … | |
Re: Just refresh your dataset / datatable and the set the datasource. That will automatically refresh you | |
Re: Good day Jim, I already seen how to connect to excel using ADO.NET and OLEDB but can you explain what is the good choice between the two? What are the pros and cons of each connection? | |
Re: Yes it is possible, just check if the value of your drop down list has changed. If yes, then change the background image of your form. | |
Re: Add a formula field then format the value :) | |
Re: Same problem here, I want to disable the entire screen except for my form. Something like showdialog but more complicated. Ideas? | |
Re: You can use split() to specify the delimiter in your text file which is "\" then save each item to an array. | |
Re: You can disable special characters and spaces in your text box so you don't have to validate it. or if you want to, you can loop to each character to your textbox then if there's a special character or spaces then disable the button or show a messagebox | |
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Re: Try to put this at the top of your code Imports System.Data.Oledb | |
Re: try to put this on your code: GridView1.Refresh() another thing.. What is the true DataGrid? GridView1 or GridControl1? | |
Re: Yeah, tinstaafl was right. Using **FOR LOOP** is the best way to do it. For i as integer = 1 to 5 'Your code here Next 'You can specify the range if you want, like: ' 'For i as integer = 1 to cint(txtDesc.text) Hope this help. | |
Re: I think you can't have the **S.C.** even you create an account for it. | |
Good day folks, I searched almost all the topics related to my problem but still no luck of finding some help. So, I've decided to create a new thread, hoping that someone can shed some light to my project. I have a program which reads text files line by line … |
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