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hi, this code snippet will clear all textboxes present on the windows form Dim ctrl As New Control For Each ctrl In Me.Controls If TypeOf ctrl Is System.Windows.Forms.TextBox Then ctrl.Text = "" End If Next Regards, Kapil Thakur (Where's there is Kapil , there is a way) - thakur.kapil@gmail.com

If you're using VB.NET, you can use the string.Format method to format a number to have a fixed number of digits. And, of course, put the B in front of it. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog

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Hi, Alternatively you can simply work with arrays. I managed to do it like this: Private Function Amounts(ByVal SomeByValIfNecessary As String) As Integer() Dim AMarray(2) As Integer Try AMarray(0) = 1 AMarray(1) = 2 AMarray(2) = 3 Return AMarray Catch Ex As Exception msgbox(Ex.message) End Try Elsewhere you can then call upon the different returned values like this: SomeIntegerVariable1 = Amounts(SomeValueForTheByref).GetValue(0) SomeIntegerVariable2 = Amounts(SomeValueForTheByVal).GetValue(1) SomeIntegerVariable3 = Amounts(SomeValueForTheByVal).GetValue(2) Hope this helps, Johan -- modified at 7:30 Friday 24th November, 2006

You can disable the tab page but it does not disable the tab itself. It does disable all controls on that tab page. The best way is to remove the page compeletely.

Hey, another way of doing this if you don't know the amount of columns in the table you are getting would be: Try While dtrReader.Read() Dim lvItem As New ListViewItem(dtrReader(0)) For i As Integer = 1 To dtrReader.FieldCount - 1 lvItem.SubItems.Add(dtrReader(i)) Next lstViewBuyers.Items.Add(lvItem) End While Finally dtrReader.Close() End Try Bsically the same thing, but since the data reader has field information on it, we just use that and create the sub items from the datareader starting at the 1 position. Have you thought of using a bindable list view? You may want to check to see if nulls are coming back though, you may get exceptions when you get data from a datareader that has null values and try to add it to a list view item like this.

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