I have the no. I1314006275 and a textbox in windows forms 2010, how i can set I1314 i.e the first five digits so that user don''t have to type every time I1314 in textbox.

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I have the no. I1314006275 and a textbox in windows forms 2010, how i can set I1314 i.e the first five digits so that user don't have to type every time I1314 in textbox.

Posted 3-Oct-13 2:06am

alanmaster

Updated 3-Oct-13 2:56am

Tejas Vaishnav

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Richard MacCutchan 3-Oct-13 8:22am

Something like: textbox1.Text = "I1314";

alanmaster 3-Oct-13 8:35am

when the windows form load the first five digit should be I1314 and next six digit should be 000000 so that user can type for eg. 6275 number in last six digits i.e I1314006275
USER SHOULD NOT TYPE I1314(this is for year 2013-2014) every time the form loads.

Richard MacCutchan 3-Oct-13 8:51am

So what is your problem?

alanmaster 3-Oct-13 9:54am

My problen is how to modify a textbox so that when the windows form load the first five digit should be I1314 and next six digit should be 000000 so that user can type for eg. 6275 number in last six digits i.e I1314006275
USER SHOULD NOT TYPE I1314(this is for year 2013-2014) every time the form loads.

Richard MacCutchan 3-Oct-13 9:58am

Well I have given you two samples of code to achieve this, so I repeat: "what is your problem"?

G3Coder 3-Oct-13 8:38am

So have a label with I1314 (can be generated before the form loads) and the text box can hold the rest of the number. You then concatenate the label and textbox text together.

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2013-10-03T03:03:00

Solution 1

C#

textBox.Text = "I1314000000";
textBox.Select(11,0);

Posted 3-Oct-13 3:03am

Richard MacCutchan

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Ammar4556257 4-Oct-13 6:55am

what is (11, 0)

Richard MacCutchan 4-Oct-13 7:02am

See the documentation.

Ammar4556257 4-Oct-13 7:08am

It looks like this line of code is to avoid the text selection in textbox.

Richard MacCutchan 4-Oct-13 7:32am

Why not try it for yourself to see what happens, and see also how that relates to the above question?