show value in combobox.

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I have combobox while adding and updating data.

i have problem while updating.
i want to show value assign to that item and also to show other value to that combobox.

For example:

while adding new employee i select department as Testing.
In that combobox there are Developer,Admin and Support as Department.

While Updating i want to show all Department with Selected Department as Testing.

I want to implement in Windows Application of C#.net.

How to do this??
pls help me.
Thanks in advance.

Posted 25-Sep-12 22:35pm

SamWakchaure

Updated 25-Sep-12 22:41pm

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anushikaroshan 26-Sep-12 5:50am

your question is not clear please post question with your simple example
thanks

Vani Kulkarni 26-Sep-12 6:34am

Please post your code.

SamWakchaure 26-Sep-12 6:45am

When i will add New employee i will select department from combobox and save it.
Later on if i want to see current department of employee and update it then it should show current department and also to show other department list to combobox.

Vedangi 26-Sep-12 6:48am

After fetching details of selected employee from database , you can write
CmbBoxName.SelectedItem = strDepartmentName (fetched from db)

Killzone DeathMan 26-Sep-12 7:03am

I dont understand the question... but to add a Item in ComboBox "mycombobox.Items.Add("myItem");" and to remove all "mycombobox.Items.Clear();" , so you can update you comboBox....

supernorb 27-Sep-12 23:52pm

Don't get what you are asking for at all!
Please explain more

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