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Comments by dae0c (Top 7 by date)
dae0c
25-Sep-14 15:09pm
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Just going off the "solution" below. Am I not defining the array correctly (so that it does not exist)? VS can see the data I am trying to pull while debugging.
dae0c
25-Sep-14 14:46pm
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Because my data.Rows does not have zero rows, it has about 2000. It is showing that data when I debug
dae0c
25-Sep-14 14:29pm
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If someone is rude to me I have no problem being rude back. "Don't dish it out if you can't take it" comes to mind.
dae0c
25-Sep-14 14:22pm
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I did not present any new information in that picture. res_bom[doc_item.IndexOf(p)] = onbom; is in my original post. As is this line: "The line that is throwing the error is: res_bom[doc_item.IndexOf(p)] = onbom;"
I don't know why you are being a dick but you can go do it somewhere else if you don't want to help..
dae0c
25-Sep-14 14:19pm
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It's not a bitmap, and it's in text above. Just highlighting to show what I see in VS. But thank you very much for your input.
dae0c
25-Sep-14 14:18pm
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res_bom[doc_item.IndexOf(p)] = onbom;
you can click "SS" above to see a screen shot
dae0c
25-Sep-14 14:03pm
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I've debugged, I just can't comprehend where the problem lies. Amateur coder at best here...
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