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(Convert.ToBoolean(objUserMgmtData.ActiveYN))?radYes.Checked = true : radNo.Checked = true;

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C#

(Convert.ToBoolean(objUserMgmtData.ActiveYN))?radYes.Checked : radNo.Checked;

message:Only assignment, call, increment, decrement and new object expressions can be used as a statement.

objUserMgmtData.ActiveYN is bool type

Posted 9-Nov-12 17:30pm

Updated 9-Nov-12 23:21pm

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SoumenBanerjee 10-Nov-12 0:19am

in conditional statement assignment part must be in left hand side part
so you have to write like this
radYes.Checked =.....

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Dain Ucak · Answer 1 · 2012-11-09T22:32:00

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(Convert.ToBoolean(objUserMgmtData.ActiveYN)?radYes.Checked : radNo.Checked);

try to do this

Posted 9-Nov-12 22:32pm

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bbirajdar 10-Nov-12 4:47am

correct +5

Dain Ucak 10-Nov-12 4:49am

thank you

[no name] 11-Nov-12 23:01pm

NO use... Still the same message... oops