To Convert "I" to "K"

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Hi,

I want to change "I" to "K" where "I" is a string.
I was trying to convert "I" to int and increment the value to 2 and again convert it to "K" in C#.
I could see the exception.
Please help me in achieving a solution

Posted 24-Apr-13 1:45am

sri4dotnet

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Rockstar_ 24-Apr-13 7:48am

What exception u r getting?
can you please paste here?

sri4dotnet 24-Apr-13 7:58am

Actually it is related to Excel sheet, data is populated in "I" column but need to be populated in "K" column. I am able to retrieve the column value as "I" and trying to convert it to int and increment to 2 and again convert it to string. so that I can get "K".

This is code,
string a = row[1].ToString();
int column = Convert.ToInt32(a);

where in a, I get the value as "I"

Exception is "Input string was not in a correct format".

[no name] 24-Apr-13 8:12am

Don't you think that is need-to-know information? Whatever "a" is cannot be converted to an int which is exactly what the error is telling you.

Rockstar_ 25-Apr-13 0:42am

Are u looking for ASCII values?

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Sant Osha · Answer 1 · 2013-04-24T01:49:00

Solution 1

C#

string k, i;
k = "1";
i = "2";
i = (Convert.ToInt32(i) + 2).ToString();
k = i;

Posted 24-Apr-13 1:49am

Sant Osha