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RudyVB.net
post 8 May, 2008 - 09:53 AM
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Hello all!

I have a data grid with buttons. Each button will have a diffrent value. So column ROOMS, would have a button 1, then below that a button 2, 3 and so on. Now my rooms do have an index field as well. How can I have it so when I click on button 2, that value "2" will show up, lets say in msgbox. Not using a msgbox, but if I can take a value to a msgbox, I can take it anywhere. So if I click on button marked 3, my message box will say "This is 3" 2 would be "this is 2"

I know it would be something like, msgbox("this is" + " " + datagrid1.row.index..... Or something like that.

Thanks for the help!!!

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post 8 May, 2008 - 10:16 AM
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are each of your buttons in a different datagrid row?

Because if so, you can do something like

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DG.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(x).Value


where DG is the name of your DataGrid and in Cells(x) is, you need to put the column that the index is in.

Also, for string concatenation in VB.NET you need to be using the ampersand "&"

That should get you started.
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are each of your buttons in a different datagrid row?

Because if so, you can do something like

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DG.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(x).Value


where DG is the name of your DataGrid and in Cells(x) is, you need to put the column that the index is in.

Also, for string concatenation in VB.NET you need to be using the ampersand "&"

That should get you started.


Hi fyrestorm!
Yes, each of my buttons are in a datagrid row. I think this might get me going in the right direction. I'l let you know how it goes!

Thanks!

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Perfect!!

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