I have 1 masked textbox. I made a custom mask. My custom mask is >AAAA - AAAA - AAAA - AAAA - AAAA
Now my problem is. When the Masked textbox is empty is showes this: ____ - ____ - ____ - ____ - ____
I do not want the underlines and the hyphens showing. I was able to remove the underline by changing the PromptChar to a space. Now my problem is the hyphen. I do not want them showing. But I don't want them gone. I want them to show when the user has typed in 4 characters in each space.
I am trying to create a currency converter that will convert currency. I have a text box to enter the amount and 2 combo boxes to choose which currency you are converting from and to.
I am using a webservice site XML that contains the conversions.
The problem is I cannot get the display to work properly.
I am still learning to use the Reader in .net for getting results from a stored procedure. From examples on here I see how to get a string value from the reader such as:
reader("LastName").ToString()
But how can I read in both an Integer and a Currency type and assign it to that type of variable?
I have some columns of my datagridview formatted as currency, set up in the designer. But after entering data, the values are not automatically formatted. Is there a setting I haven't found? Or is there code I can place in the cellvalidated event to get the cells to format properly?
This was a problem that i faced while working with vb6 and now its VB.NET. How do i format a Textbox in VB.NET to " Indian Currency Format " ( 00,00,000.00 ) ?
On a form I have a listbox and a textbox bound to the same dataset. When I click an item on the listbox the information changes on the textbox accordingly. The textbox is bound to a currency value. I have been using the following string to format it.PriceTextBox.Text = result.ToString("C")It works but I am having problem figuring where to put this. I have one under Validating event of the textbox which works fine when the user is entered in the text box.The problem comes when the form first load the Listbox and the first value is display in the text box it is not formatted. I have to select another item on the list before the textbox format works.
i'm having a problem with a column in my datagrid. Basically i'm getting the data from a database table and putting it into a datagrid. Then i've added an extra column to add up the 2 prices from the table.
I can do that fine, but the problem is that it only shows the total price to the nearest pound.
This is the bit of code that adds up the 2 columns
1)This is my code.. (below)what i am trying to do here is to insert username and confirmed password into a sql table called login via a pre created form.I have 1 textbox, 2 Maskedtextboxes and a button.
what i would like is if the passwords do not match in both maskedtextboxes for the system to throw out a message saying passwords do not match please try again..which then clears previous content and requires the user to enter details again. once details are correct and system commits the new user details to the table and throws up a confirmation message.
I'm trying to read rows in a DataGridView and the following error is thrown up. The DataGridView was filled from an Excel Sheet with a column of currency. Ideally when the For Next loop finds a cell it doesn't like, I want to to ignore and resume the loop. The error message is: Object reference not set to an instance of an object
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Try For Each row As DataGridViewRow In Me.DataGridView2.Rows FirstString = row.Cells(0).Value.ToString
this is more of a confirmation than a question. Need to make sure an already supplied float is treated as a currency value, ie: 123.3 is displayed as 123.30 In VBA you would have just used the CCur() function (yes I am new to VB.net) but I cannot find an equivalent function in VB.net, only the use of the Decimal.ToString() method to do this and for this to work you need to cast the decimal value to 2 floating points using the Decimal.Round method first, ie:
Dim listPrice As Decimal = prow("listprice") listPrice = Decimal.Round(listPrice, 2).ToString("f2")
Just need to know this would be the normal practise in VB.net for achieving my goal.
I just had a quick question about formating in currency in Visual Basic 2010 express. I already understand how to get it to work during runtime using the FormatCurrency feature, but I am wondering if there is a method to do it so that the user's input becomes currency instantly? (basically, is there a way to make the textbox always display as currency, rather than as a weird decimal?)
I want to be able to fetch a currency value from a website (that must be logged into) and display it as well as perform some operators on it. I'm fairly new to VB.Net so I'm having trouble figuring it out.
Here is form1 that passing its info to form2 here is my code for form1
'Displays Num of Employees, Total Pieces Completed, Total Amount Earned, and Rate Per Piece Paid: Public Sub SummaryToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
[URL]. I need to convert TAX to currency before it prints. How do I go about doing this? The current code doesn't work for TAX but does for the incometxtbox.text.
I have a form which has a dataset and a datagridview. The form is built with 3 textboxes (TxtPracticename, TxtRegion, TxtPostcode) and the datagridview (Dgvcontacts) has 4 columns (address1, address2, address3, town). So when the form loads the textboxes and columns are populated by the following;
I created a program Using ListBoxes and ComboBoxes. The program has the user selecting items from a diner menu and then calculating the cost. The problem i'm getting is the calculations aren't coming out right. I keep getting whole numbers instead of the actual price.
Here is an example. It calculates to $9.00 but should be $9.27
Here is my code...
Public Class Form1 Private mdblAmount As Integer Private Sub GetChoices()
I have been straggling to mask a text box. I searched for the Mask property I could not find it. I have also tried to use textbox.mask it tells me that mask is not a member. I'm trying to enter currency in The text box ($1000.000) I'm using Visual Studio 2010
I have been looking and I bet not in the right places or ways but I have a slight issue with formatting a label.I have 7 If statements that look the same except for the math.So, is there a way to format all the labels to currency?
I want to format several textboxes so that they would accept a decimal number like 2356.90. Now, let me first describe to you how I designed the designers view.. or rather I am going to attach what I did.
Ok... first the textbox SUM OF THE BILLS i would want to display two decimal point places.. so that when a person clicks the click for sum button, it calculates the sum of the bills and places it in the textbox. I got this code so far...
Code: Private Sub txtJanuaryBillsSum_TextChanged(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles txtJanuaryBillsSum.TextChanged txtJanuaryBillsSum.Text = Format(Convert.ToDouble(txtJanuaryBillsSum.Text), "####.##")
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Everything was fine and it was running ok but when i added the code for the format of the textbox I suddenly got that error.