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    i have a windows application form which has a button up and button down. a groupbox is provided wherein it indicates that it is the first value of the dataset with its corresponding detailed datas. the functionality of the button up is to move that certain data in the 2nd groupbox to groupbox 1... and the button down is to move a certain data in the groupbox 1 to groupbox 2. how is this possible? thanks

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      i have a windows application form which has a button up and button down. a groupbox is provided wherein it indicates that it is the first value of the dataset with its corresponding detailed datas. the functionality of the button up is to move that certain data in the 2nd groupbox to groupbox 1... and the button down is to move a certain data in the groupbox 1 to groupbox 2. how is this possible? thanks

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      By handling the button click events I don't quite understand your question. If you mean to say you have two datasets, one that populates the upper group and one for the lower then it is a matter of moving a row from one datatable to another, provided that both have the same schema of course.

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        By handling the button click events I don't quite understand your question. If you mean to say you have two datasets, one that populates the upper group and one for the lower then it is a matter of moving a row from one datatable to another, provided that both have the same schema of course.

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        i have 5 groupboxes in one form. each group box has 3 textboxes and two buttons the first textboxes of each groupbox are from a dataset coming from a master lists. for example a productcode. the other two textboxes are the details of the productcode coming from another table from the database which primary code is the productcode the two buttons functions as the following: first button(arrow down) it will display the data from that of the groupbox 2 to the controls of the groupbox 3 and the data from the groupbox 3 to groupbox 2 second button(arrow up) it will transfer the data from that of the groupbox 3 to the controls of the groupbox 2 and the data from the groupbox 2 to groupbox 3 its sort of changing the displayed data either up or down of the other groupboxes

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