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Comments by Adrian Vaideanu (Top 5 by date)
Adrian Vaideanu
13-Mar-15 11:15am
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I dont't know of an existing method to save these properties which is already implemented in the .NET framework.
But what I do know is that .NET offers the necessary support for file creating/reading and since you can get the properties values as I described it should be easy for you to implement such a functionality. The same can be said about reading and restoring these properties.
Adrian Vaideanu
10-Mar-15 6:53am
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Are the DataGridView cells editable or you just bind to a model?
How are you binding to the data grid cell ?
What exactly do you mean by "point it to my gridcolumn which is my index 2"?
Adrian Vaideanu
5-Mar-15 15:14pm
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You just have to iterate over the "Items" property of the ListView instance. Based on their type (double, float, etc.) do an explicit conversion before summing them up.
After calculating the sum, just set the "Content" property of your label control.
Adrian Vaideanu
5-Mar-15 14:05pm
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What difficulties did you encounter ?
Adrian Vaideanu
4-Mar-15 5:13am
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Thanks for notice. I updated my answer.