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    how to display continuous data to editbox(edit control) i had done several program, but unsuccessful. what i want to use is, when the radio button been click(tick), the data will always been display(not only 1 data but keep changing data) on edit box(edit control) and when the radio button been click(not tick) the display at edit box(edit control) will stop. anyone can help me.. A.S.A.P thanks :(

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      how to display continuous data to editbox(edit control) i had done several program, but unsuccessful. what i want to use is, when the radio button been click(tick), the data will always been display(not only 1 data but keep changing data) on edit box(edit control) and when the radio button been click(not tick) the display at edit box(edit control) will stop. anyone can help me.. A.S.A.P thanks :(

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      You just need to set a variable to allow the edit to continue until the radio button changes. Trap the CheckedChanged event in your radio button and either set or clear the variable to indicate what to do in the edit box.

      zaftblitz wrote:

      the data will always been display(not only 1 data but keep changing data) on edit box(edit control)

      Your question is not very clear so I do not quite understand what you mean by the above.

      MVP 2010 - are they mad?

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        You just need to set a variable to allow the edit to continue until the radio button changes. Trap the CheckedChanged event in your radio button and either set or clear the variable to indicate what to do in the edit box.

        zaftblitz wrote:

        the data will always been display(not only 1 data but keep changing data) on edit box(edit control)

        Your question is not very clear so I do not quite understand what you mean by the above.

        MVP 2010 - are they mad?

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        what i mean is i want to display data that will keep changing the value by itself.

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          what i mean is i want to display data that will keep changing the value by itself.

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          zaftblitz wrote:

          i want to display data that will keep changing the value by itself.

          Wouldn't that be nice? Unfortunately, computers need a little help from we humans. If you need the data in a box to keep changing then you wll need to write some code to do it. The actual mechanism may depend on where the data is coming from, how long it is etc. Without much more detail it is difficult to know what would be the best method to achieve this. I would suggest you try searching among some of the articles here for a few ideas.

          MVP 2010 - are they mad?

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