That makes sense, but I have 8 columns, 6 need formating. 3 each as currency, 3 as date. Should each column be created programatically? Or an I apply the mask to the column if its created within the designer?
I can easily enough apply the proper mask based on the loop count, but this doesn't...
Thanks JohnH. I have the masked edit solution provided by vb-tips.com. i was hoping a less wordy solution existed. I have about 10 colums to format and that solution is kind of long on coding.
Thanks for confirming that I wasn't a complete idiot. I think
I am completely unable to make work the datagridview using maskededit.
dgv1.Columns("BudgetDate").DefaultCellStyle.Format = "$#.00"
In above example I am getting error - "Object reference not set to an instance of an object."
Suggested by error to use new keyword.
I've tried several...
I've read this thread which led to some confusion.
http://www.vbdotnetforums.com/database-general-discussion/35888-textbox-databinding-better.html
I have a series of text boxes, and a datagridview. The user will click on the item they choose to view which will populate the text boxes...
Need to create this in xml.
<username name="first.last">
<email>first.last@mailserver.com</email>
</username>
My question is how to write this line of the xml.
<username name="first.last">
Sample output
<username d2p1:name="" xmlns:d2p1="james.ceklosky">
<email>james.ceklosky@siemens.com...
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