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The way I would do it is have the code before your button press prepare for either choice (as much as you can), and then have the program continue by the code you stick in your Button.onClick() event. To give a more detailed answer, we'd need to see code snippets.

kindofsudden, I see that you couldn't trim after you've formatted everything, but how about before? If you make sure that *only* your whitespace is going into your format function, it'll give you a better idea where the problem lies.

While I know that you said you don't want to read the full excel file, I feel compelled to point out that if you're reading in a high volume of data, pulling in individual cells is going to slow your program to an absolute crawl. Is there a reason you …

I'm trying to write a string out to a file using File.AppendAllText, but I need to do it several times over the course of the program. I'm not using threading, and to give the file time to close, I'm letting my program sleep for a couple of seconds after it …

So, I'm automating a payment import system, writing the whole thing from scratch. It has to pull data from excel files (including extraneous data that we need to discard), process it, and insert it into a database. Oddly, those aspects are going quite well. However, I'm running into a problem …

So, I'm currently trying to open a .xls/.xlsx file, tell it to run a macro to refresh the workbooks, and then save the file as a different file name, thus leaving the original untouched. Now, technically, it is working, because the last person who held my position wrote a dll …

> how can i access a string inside a function which also has a value Well, the string has the value that you just passed it, and then you seem to just set it to the text you want your tooltip to display. Do you want this to return something? …