How to transfer data from one tab to another tab in winforms

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i am a new learner of winforms. i have created a form with two tabs, tab1 has a textbox1 and a button tab2 has a text box2. My requirement is that if i enter any data in textbox1 and if i click on button,that entered text should get in the textbox2 of tab 2

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i have tried searching for this online but couldnt get the right one

Posted 1-Feb-18 1:51am

Kishore yasoju

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CHill60 1-Feb-18 8:08am

Share the code you have tried. Why can't you just assign the value to the second textbox when you leave the first one?

Sinisa Hajnal 1-Feb-18 8:49am

All controls are on the same form. Just put text2.Text = text1.Text on button click. If you want to avoid button click you can use Leave event of the text1.

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2018-02-01T03:06:00

Unless you put the contents of each tab into a separate UserControl - and I generally do as it makes it easier to manage - then all the controls on all the tabs are parts of the same form, and so the same form class.
Which makes it trivial:

C#

private void MyButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
    textBox2.text = textBox1.Text;
    }