Many thanks for that. I shall proceed accordingly. :thumbsup:

Or something like if ( textBox1.Text.EndsWith ( ".csv" ) ) ... But I would likely use a System.IO.FileInfo and check its Extension property.

Beaucoup de mercis de votre aide. Beaucoup a apprécié.

What type is the SelectedValue? If it's an int, why convert an int to an int? Just cast it. If not, then you can probably cast it anyway. I find the Convert class to be nearly entirely useless; try not to use it.

Each control has a DataBindings collection. So you can do something like: Binding bookBinding = this.txtBookingDate.DataBindings\["Text"\] Amazingly enough you then have a Binding instance (bookBinding) that has properties like DataSource, BindingMemberInfo and others that might be useful. Hope that this helps. :) Henry Minute Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?" “I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.”

BindingContext[debtorDataSet, "Debtor.FK_PaymentArrangements_Debtor"].Position will give the current position. Get the table from debtorDataSet and take the row at position - 1. Navaneeth How to use google | Ask smart questions

DateTime is not nullable.

The project has changed and the data binding for the textbox is no longer required.

I'm confused, why are you manually maintaining the form load event handler. If you double click on the forms title bar VS creates this in the Designer.cs as with any other event wiring. I only ever do this if I have multiple subscribers to a single event or I'm creating a custom event.

Many thanks for the heads up. Much appreciated.

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I think, if you add an item to listView, then you must also add a text to that item. If you don't add a text to that item, then it will shows nothing. ListViewItem item = new ListViewItem(); item.Text = "ABC"; listView.Items.Add(item);

Well what ever you do with the first one, just do it to the second one at the same time Life goes very fast. Tomorrow, today is already yesterday.

If you need to split the text by a carriage return and/or space character, you can use the following code sample: string words = notesTextBox.Text; words = words.Replace("\r\n", " "); string[] splitWords = words.Split(new char[] { ' ' }); This will replace all the carriage returns with spaces, then split the text at each space. If you do what Moreno said and just add the '\r' and '\n' characters to the array, you will end up getting more split words in your array. You will have to try each way and see which best fits your needs. string words = notesTextBox.Text; string[] splitWords = words.Split(new char[] { ' ', '\r', '\n' }); modified on Monday, August 10, 2009 11:55 AM

It is a bad idea to post a question to a more than four years old thread. Most users here will not even see it. If you got an error message, add the full message text to your question. That helps others to help you. However, your column name contains a space. Then you have to enclose it in brackets: Select("[FIRST NAME] LIKE '" + lastWord + "%'" );

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I have just realised this after I posted my question :rolleyes: Many thanks for pointing this out.

or even use the Intelisense of an IDE, there all pretty self explainitory methods and functions lol but hey, as im sure you know already, there are alot of people on these forums that just are'nt cut out for this kind of 'hard' work :laugh: Life goes very fast. Tomorrow, today is already yesterday.