I'm having trouble lining up data from a file with their respectable columns in a list box. I am using print zones to space out data evenly, but when i run the program the output is still messy. So I need lining up columns properly together. As of now, the first 2 list box items line up with each other perfectly, the data i am looping through to add to list box is not lining up correctly. I have changed my zones several times, but still no luck.
A chunk of my code (some) :
Dim fmtstr1 As String = "{0,-5} {1,20} {2,7} {3,7} {4,7} {5,7} {6,7} {7,8} {8,12}"
Dim fmtstr2 As String = "{0,-5} {1,20} {2,7} {3,7} {4,7} {5,7} {6,7} {7,8} {8,12}"
Dim fmtstr3 As String = "{0,-5} {1,10} {2,7} {3,7} {4,7} {5,7} {6,7} {7,8} {8,12}"
Ex) Dim fmtstr as string="{0,15}{1,10}{2,8}" if I understand correctly the leftmost number is the zone number and the number to the right is the character width?
I am currently trying to save a piece of data extracted from a piece of hardware in my office and save it as a text file. The problem now is, the text file saves the data like this:
I have been searching for a way to format output using writeline/write (streamwriter)using RTF tags and wondering if there is a syntax for this, if it exists. I have not been able to find a resource which clearly explains how to "pretty" up output sent to a file.
The reason why I am asking is because I want to "print" results from my program into a file that, at the very least, would be centered, tabbed and even bolded where possible without requiring the user to go and futz with it. I think I saw that Crystal Reports won't work with VB 2010 Express and, quite frankly, just want to create a file with output.
So I'm attempting to get three variable to print in a string, but I can't figure out how to make the Concat or Join commands to work properly. I've tried assigning the strings to a defined string variable and then "concatting" that and trying to do it in one big line. I keep getting an error either way. Here's what I have so far:
I am building an XML string programatically using the XmlWriter ...
sb = New StringBuilder() writer = XmlWriter.Create(sb) writer.WriteStartDocument()
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I want to be able to output the XML to a TextBox control on a ASP.NET webform. When I do output the XML I don't get any line breaks or indentation in the XML. The XmlWriter does not seem to have any properties to set formatting. Is there anyway to retain formatting and indentation?
I'm using the following function to generate a list of users connected to a selected database. How would I change this to a single line for multiple identical results?For example: "sa (3) - MYCOMPUTER" rather than listing "sa - MYCOMPUTER" three times?
Function ConnectedUsers(ByVal SelectedDatabase As String, ByVal SelectedInstance As String) Dim myCommand As SqlCommand Dim dr As SqlDataReader
I am currently trying to save a piece of data extracted from a piece of hardware in my office and save it as a text file. The problem now is, the text file saves the data like this:
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There are 3 buttons and 5 textboxes in my program. ignore the "plot" button as that is a machine specific code, as well as any weird lines like
Dim mgr As Ivi.Visa.Interop.ResourceManager
as these were provided by my machine vendor. I only need help with the data formatting.I am trying to program the "Agilent 8757D Scalar Network Analyzer.
I would like to have my output in columns, and the numbers in two digit after the decimal.
I am writing a data validation app where the app asks the user for input like give me a number of double type: and hopefully the user will comply.
But the app will test some validation rules and then:
1) if the user simply pressed enter the app will tell the user all sorts of reasons why the input was rejected. And that part should look like a table with columns for the entry, if it passed true, otherwise false and then the reason line empty input. Or this number is a string.
How to format numbers in VB.Net. All I want is properly inserted commas in my final output. Such as: lvwItem.SubItems.AddRange(New String() {ConvertToMegabytes(CULng(LogicalDrive.TotalSize)).ToString})
I have three functions which I use to convert various numbers to MB GB and TB. I would like to have the final output number be properly formatted with commas as necessary.
Private Function ConvertToMegabytes(lngbytes As ULong) As String Return (CDec(lngbytes) / 1024D / 1024D).ToString("F1") & " MB" End Function
Private Function ConvertToGigabytes(lngbytes As ULong) As String Return (CDec(lngbytes) / 1024D / 1024D / 1024D).ToString("F1") & " GB" End Function
Private Function ConvertToTerabytes(lngbytes As ULong) As String Return (CDec(lngbytes) / 1024D / 1024D / 1024D / 1024D).ToString("F1") & " TB" End Function
I want to have some output going into a list box. I've got the information coming from various places- CD number, name of CD, artist, year of release, I've got labels above my list box with these values and I'd like them to line up.
got a little problem i just can't get working, i've got a list box that i'm adding numbers to but i want the numbers in the list box to be formated as a currency, i haven't got the number as a txt so can't do it the usual way, txtPay.text = formatCurrency etc i'm adding the items to the list box like this, LstPay.items.Add(dblNet)
Working on a class project where one heading in a lisbox has to be indented while the subsequent information has to be right-justified. Not sure how this is done.Have tried writing code like:
'To list cost of parts in listbox ''Formatted so value is in U.S. currency lstTotal.Items.Add("Parts" & ControlChars.Tab & ControlChars.Tab & ControlChars.Tab & parts.ToString("C"))
But using ControlChars.Tab over and over again doesn't seem very efficient. The spacing in the listbox looks uneven and the code looks more cumbersome--less easy to read.
I am trying to make the output appear in a list box that only appears after the button is clicked but cannot figure out how to make the list box invisible until the button is clicked. This is VB 2008 code.
Here is the code I have so far:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click calculatemeals()
I have a list and I need to output each subset of the list for example a b c d e would output to
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I believe the correct term is combination no element should be duplicated on the same line I was going to attempt this with a series of loops but im not even sure wehre to start
i am having trouble printing formatted output to a list box. Basically I have two string variables that i use to format the output, but it is not working.
Public Class Form1 Private Sub compute_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles compute.Click 'make the output area visible to the user outPut_gp3.Visible = True
I have a list box created, and a rich text box. I have an item Fire Ball in the list box would like to have a description in the rich text box when the item is selected in the list box for some reason this code isn't working..
Code: if listbox.selecteditem = "Fire Ball" then richtextbox.text = "Description" end if
Im trying to add a variable that shows amount of tax deducted in a list box among other output variables. If anyone can help I would like to know how to code the lstResults.Items.Add("-$ " & Tax & " Tax") bracket to display the amount of tax deducted from the total salary wages.
Public Class Form1 'Decalirs Variables Dim Hours As Integer Dim Overtime As Integer
I would like to create a program that will query all security permission to a given registry path. I attached the image so you have overview. I'm new to VB.Net 1/10 to rate my skill here. This will all the output I will put the output in a listbox or list view.
I am attempting to output data from a list box with the possibility of multiple choices selected(frmPrint) and output the data froma another list box frmMain. The code posted does nothing. I can get this form to output everuthing but multiple items selected by the user. I am a student and I have been working on this problem for a long time with no luck.
Private Sub btnAddBooks_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnAddBooks.Click Dim intCount As Integer = 0 ' Counter Dim mainForm As New frmMain ' Form instance Dim strInput As String ' Input
I have some VB .NET software that interfaces to a load of old (but sound) COM objects. The VB provides a GUI for the COM objects, part of which consists of setting various options on the COM objects - several of which relate to string formatting.I have a simple pair of VB .NET functions that convert basic %f, %d, %g formats to/from .NET equivalents using a large select case covering specific common strings, but they don't cover all formats.[code]Before I start diving in and making it more versatile with some parsing, does anyone know of a class (eg VB or C# .NET) that provides a decent ready-made implementation? Or perhaps some regexp wizadry could be used?
What I am trying to do: There are three powershell scripts with different time delays as shown below.I am trying to run them asynchronously in .NET and I followed this article to implement Asyncrhonous programming. Where I am stuck:The I am not able to retrieve output after the events are invoked.The scripts are being called but then the program ends and it shows "Press any key to continue" in console windows.I don't what I am missing here.
Info: JobRequest is a class that I use to pass around information keep track of jobs.
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Microsoft.VisualBasic.Interaction.Beep() System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(3 + 2) End Sub
Why I don't see in Output window number 5 as output?
While I understand there are properties of MailItem that would allow one to programmatically create a formatted email, I would prefer the ability to copy the body of an email that is already formatted to my liking (bolding, italicizing, embedded pictures/tables, set margins, etc.) copy and paste it to a newly composed email such that this formatting is preserved.
