Comparing a combobox selected item with textbox1 if value same

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Comparing a combobox selected item With textbox1 if value same

then this should show
MessageBox.Show("Duplicate Entry", "OK!", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Information);

the textbox reads from listview1 columns
then must compare if the values are the same

then i can only
activate btnSave

What I have tried:

if (CboBINinout.SelectedItem == txtINOUT.Text)
{
btnOUT.Enabled = false;
}

Posted 22-Sep-18 0:42am

Member 13894223

Updated 30-Sep-18 11:23am

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Richard MacCutchan 22-Sep-18 7:21am

You need the value of the ComboBox item as a string, in order to compare it to the contents of the TextBox.

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Member 13894223 · Accepted Answer · 2018-09-30T11:24:00

Solution 2

if (CboBINinout.SelectedItem.ToString().Trim() == txtINOUT.Text)
{
btnOUT.Enabled = false;
}
if (CboBINinout.SelectedItem.ToString().Trim() != txtINOUT.Text)
{
btnOUT.Enabled = true;
}

Posted 30-Sep-18 11:24am

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Richard Deeming 3-Oct-18 13:49pm

Never heard of the else clause? :)

Or even shorter:

btnOUT.Enabled = (CboBINinout.SelectedItem.ToString().Trim() != txtINOUT.Text);

OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2018-09-22T04:05:00

Solution 1

Try:

if (CboBINinout.SelectedText == txtINOUT.Text)
{
btnOUT.Enabled = false;
}

Posted 22-Sep-18 4:05am

OriginalGriff