Comments by U. G. Leander

U. G. Leander 30-Jun-16 2:56am View

Have you tried to use OpenXML? It's a quite powerful (yet poorly documented) SDK. Might help you out.

U. G. Leander 30-Mar-16 10:03am View

You're welcome! Could you please mark the question as solved, so that it doesn't appear in the "unanswered"-category?

U. G. Leander 30-Mar-16 8:35am View

You could try lbxArtikel.ScrollIntoView(lbxArtikel.SelectedItem),
assuming lbxArtikel is your ListBox and then set the focus on the item.

U. G. Leander 18-Jan-16 9:24am View

Why don't you use a Singleton? I think this should do the trick.

U. G. Leander 4-Jan-16 4:46am View

check the value of "i" when the error occurs (-> set breakpoint there). I am sure that "i" is greater than "0". But "labs" has only a length of one, i.e. one element....so when you try to write to e.g. "labs[1]", this object is not instantiated (it is not even existing).

U. G. Leander 23-Nov-15 4:29am View

The following link might help you...I didn't want to post this as an answer as I found it on the internet myself ;-)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1511516/bind-to-itemscontrols-datacontext-from-inside-an-itemtemplate

U. G. Leander 12-Nov-15 1:39am View

Good and straight to the point...better than what I suggested in my comment :-)

U. G. Leander 12-Nov-15 1:33am View

Take a look at this page, the DateTime class could help you:

http://www.csharp-examples.net/string-format-datetime/

U. G. Leander 2-Sep-15 9:39am View

You are welcome!

U. G. Leander 2-Sep-15 3:53am View

I just updated my solution and provided an example. Please take a look at it and let me know if this is the functionality you want to achieve.

U. G. Leander 17-Jun-15 4:34am View

Just take a look where you instantiated 'i'....it is inside the do while loop and therefore the condition 'i<100' will always evaluate to 'true'.
Does termination work when entering '-1'?

U. G. Leander 27-May-15 8:43am View

Agreed. I was just typing while CPallini explained the same...

U. G. Leander 27-May-15 8:37am View

Exactly. This is the right place for increasing numbersCounter.
Edit: You should increase oddcount inside the if-statement if you only want to count the odd numbers. Outside the if-statement (but still inside the loop) you would increse the count of all numbers you have read so far.

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