Here is how I use the checkbox column in a DataGridView using C++/CLI. I load my datagrid launching my forms. In my RowEntered function I dislay the value of the checkbox from the grid in a static region of the screen. I am currently using a try/catch construct. try { chkRegistered->Checked = (bool)gridPerson->Rows\[e->RowIndex\]->Cells\[dgRegistered->Index\]->Value; } catch(Exception ^e) { chkRegistered->Checked = false; } I have also used (but since stopped) an if statement for this purpose. if (gridPerson->Rows\[e->RowIndex\]->Cells\[9\]->Value == true) chkRegistered->Checked = true; else chkRegistered->Checked = false; This is an extract from the CellValueChanged Event where I capture the checkbox value for storage: case 9: { chkRegistered->Checked = safe\_cast<bool>(gridPerson->Rows\[e->RowIndex\]->Cells\[9\]->Value); m\_ElementList = m\_ElementList | m\_FlagBits::REGISTERED; break; } One last thing, have a look at the code converters from www.tangiblesoftwaresolutions.com - I use them to convert snippets from VB and C# to C++ for my use. Regards Ger

kindman_nb wrote: I need to switch between calender type at Regional and Language options, I wouldn't be very happy if some application changed my regional options - it would upset all other applications on my system! Having said that, there's an example on doing so here[^] :) I are Troll :suss:

so thanks i found it CrystalReportViewer1.SeparatePages = false; jooooo

try this one. s = s & "this is first line " & vbCrLf Rajesh B --> A Poor Workman Blames His Tools <--

This is just off the top of my head, as I have no experience with crystal reports, but I have seen similar problems: You can try this: Dim rpt As New CrystalReport1 Dim txt As TextObject txt = rpt.Section2.ReportObjects("Text1") txt.Text = "this is first line " & Chr(13) txt.Text &= "this is second line " or this: Dim rpt As New CrystalReport1 Dim txt As TextObject txt = rpt.Section2.ReportObjects("Text1") txt.Text = "this is first line " txt.Text &= Chr(13) & "this is second line " If neither of those work, I am afraid you're on your own again. Good luck My advice is free, and you may get what you paid for.

The print statement that I mentioned was just to help you debug what was happening. Did you also change your exec statement as I recommended? The difference between the nvarchar and int columns is that to find something in the nvarchar column you need to specify a text literal, which needs to be in quotes. If it's not in quotes it's going to interpret it as another column name. To find something in the int column you specify a numeric literal, which doesn't need to be in quotes, and the numerical literal won't be interpreted as a column name. Scott

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try this: Select Max(idno) for last record and Min(idno). rmshah Developer

thanks my friend ... now it's ok jooooo

Hi The Bll.Language.Language namespace is not part of the .NET framework. The namespace you are interested in is: System.Globalization.Cultureinfo[^]. There are some good code examples further down that page. www.whatUrunning.com

Ah, OK, well what I posted should help.

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Have you ever heard of event handlers? You might want to see if there is one that gets triggered when the dataset position changes. :| "The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer "Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon

You're welcome. :) Mika

so thanks my friend now it's ok jooooo

kindman_nb wrote: an error with the connectoin string , What was the error ? Take a look at Connection strings[^] All C# applications should call Application.Quit(); in the beginning to avoid any .NET problems.- Unclyclopedia How to use google | Ask smart questions

Please try this way for getting the current row: int index = Convert.ToInt32(e.CommandArgument); GridViewRow row = YourGridView.Rows\[index\]; txtID.Text = row.Cells\[0\].Text); ................... Parwej Ahamad R & D: REST services with WCF

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