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vb.net array help

Asked by: usky1

I need to create a quick report form for the sales manager with vb.net.
The problem I am having is with the array function. How do I properly store and display all the totals?

Public Class Form1
    'declare variable
    Dim totalSalary As Double
    Dim output As String
    Dim salaryCounter As Integer
    Dim employeeCounter As Integer
    'create salaryRange Array 
    Dim salaryRange As String() = New String() { _
        "$200 - $299", "$300 - $399", "$400 - $499", _
        "$500 - $599", "$600 - $699", "$700 - $799", _
        "$800 - $899", "$900 - $999", "$1000 +"}
    'create employees Array
    Dim employees As Integer() = New Integer(9) {}
 
    Private Sub calculateButton_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles calculateButton.Click
        'Calculate salary
        totalSalary = 200 + ((Val(inputSalesTextBox.Text)) * 0.09)
 
        'Append Salary to totalSalaryValueLabel
        totalSalaryValueLabel.Text = String.Format("{0:C}", totalSalary)
 
        inputSalesTextBox.Text = "" 'Clear inputSalesTextBox
    End Sub 'calculateButton_Click
 
    Private Sub showTotalsButton_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles showTotalsButton.Click
        'set output header
        output = ("Salary Range:" & ControlChars.Tab _
            & "Total:" & ControlChars.CrLf)
 
        For salaryCounter = 0 To 9
            For employeeCounter = 0 To 9
                If (Val(totalSalary) >= 200 And Val(totalSalary) <= 299) Then
                    employees(employeeCounter) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 299 And Val(totalSalary) <= 399) Then
                    employees(employeeCounter) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 399 And Val(totalSalary) <= 499) Then
                    employees(employeeCounter) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 499 And Val(totalSalary) <= 599) Then
                    employees(employeeCounter) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 599 And Val(totalSalary) <= 699) Then
                    employees(employeeCounter) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 699 And Val(totalSalary) <= 799) Then
                    employees(employeeCounter) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 799 And Val(totalSalary) <= 899) Then
                    employees(employeeCounter) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 899 And Val(totalSalary) <= 999) Then
                    employees(employeeCounter) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 999) Then
                    employees(employeeCounter) += 1
                End If
            Next
        Next
        output &= (salaryCounter & ControlChars.Tab & _
        String.Format("{0:D}", ControlChars.CrLf))
        salaryTotalsListBox.Text = output 'display results
    End Sub 'showTotalsButton_Click
End Class ' Form1
                                  
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2009-08-25 at 14:56:11ID24681532
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Answers

 

by: TheLearnedOnePosted on 2009-08-28 at 09:29:03ID: 25209284

I don't quite understand how you want to display the 'salaryRange' values (if that is the array that you are talking about)...

 

by: CodeCruiserPosted on 2009-08-28 at 10:27:52ID: 25209793

You can use a Listbox or a multiline textbox and show the string array in that control.

 

by: usky1Posted on 2009-08-28 at 10:47:04ID: 25209965

I am learning arrays. Is my method correct or is there a better way?

TheLearnedOne: - I need to list all the values and the number of times it was entered. For example the output would look like;
$200 - $299 - 3
$300 - $399 - 0
$400 - $499 - 1
etc....

 

by: CodeCruiserPosted on 2009-08-28 at 10:58:47ID: 25210061

One confusion i have is that you are doing the SAME thing inside ALL the if conditions where you are checking the salary range. You can change the code to this


        Dim Counters(8) as Integer 'I am not sure if it would be 8 or 9
        For salaryCounter = 0 To 9
            For employeeCounter = 0 To 9
                If (Val(totalSalary) >= 200 And Val(totalSalary) <= 299) Then
                    Counter(0) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 299 And Val(totalSalary) <= 399) Then
                    Counter(1) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 399 And Val(totalSalary) <= 499) Then
                    Counter(2) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 499 And Val(totalSalary) <= 599) Then
                    Counter(3) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 599 And Val(totalSalary) <= 699) Then
                    Counter(4) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 699 And Val(totalSalary) <= 799) Then
                    Counter(5) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 799 And Val(totalSalary) <= 899) Then
                    Counter(6) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 899 And Val(totalSalary) <= 999) Then
                    Counter(7) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 999) Then
                    Counter(8) += 1
                End If
            Next
        Next
        ListBox1.Items.Add("200 - 299 : " & Counters(0))
        ListBox1.Items.Add("299 - 399 : " & Counters(1))
        ListBox1.Items.Add("399 - 499 : " & Counters(2))
        ListBox1.Items.Add("499 - 599 : " & Counters(3))
        ListBox1.Items.Add("599 - 699 : " & Counters(4))
        ListBox1.Items.Add("699 - 799 : " & Counters(5))
        ListBox1.Items.Add("799 - 899 : " & Counters(6))
        ListBox1.Items.Add("899 - 999 : " & Counters(7))
        ListBox1.Items.Add(">999 : " & Counters(8))

                                              
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by: usky1Posted on 2009-08-28 at 11:32:17ID: 25210390

The counter is not working corectly. It alwasy dumps 100 into Counters(0). I'm taking a look at it. Any suggestions?

 

by: CodeCruiserPosted on 2009-08-28 at 11:47:03ID: 25210514

Its because you are checking on totalSalary in the loop but the totalSalary does not seem to be changing. I think you need to restructure the code. What exactly are you trying to do?

 

by: TheLearnedOnePosted on 2009-08-28 at 12:20:16ID: 25210788

There is a pattern to the salary ranges, where each one is a range of $100.  You could do something like this:

    Dim totalAmount As Decimal = 252.45
    Dim rangeIndex As Integer = totalAmount \ 100

    rangeIndex = 2
   
        Dim totalAmount As Decimal = 52.3
        Dim rangeIndex As Integer = totalAmount \ 100

    rangeIndex = 0

 

by: usky1Posted on 2009-08-28 at 13:17:21ID: 25211229

CodeCruiser:Its because you are checking on totalSalary in the loop but the totalSalary does not seem to be changing. I think you need to restructure the code. What exactly are you trying to do?
For each salespersons sales I calculate the total + $200 * a percentage for the total salary amount.
totalSalary = 200 + ((Val(inputSalesTextBox.Text)) * 0.09)
You can continue putting the sales amounts in. I need to store those values and then display them according to the amounts and number of entries
Amounts - # of entries
$200 - $299 - 3
$300 - $399 - 0
$400 - $499 - 1

 

by: CodeCruiserPosted on 2009-08-28 at 16:45:29ID: 25212414

@TheLearnedOne, You seem to be using the wrong slash(i assume you are doing division)!!!


@usky1,You need to included the calculation of the totalSalary inside the loop so that the calculation is done and appropriate band is incremented then next calculation and band incremented and so on.

 

by: usky1Posted on 2009-08-29 at 08:05:26ID: 25214277

CodeCruiser: I put the calculation of the totalSalary inside the loop. Again I am learning loops so if this is not right would yu please show me an example.
For Me.salaryCounter = 0 To 9
            totalSalary = 200 + ((Val(inputSalesTextBox.Text)) * 0.09)
            totalSalaryValueLabel.Text = String.Format("{0:C}", totalSalary)
            For Me.employeeCounter = 0 To 9
                If (Val(totalSalary) >= 200 And Val(totalSalary) <= 299) Then
                    Counters(0) += 1

 

by: CodeCruiserPosted on 2009-08-29 at 08:08:52ID: 25214286

The value of the salary is coming from a TextBox so you could only calculate one salary at a time. There is no need for a loop. What is the flow of the application? User inputs total salary and clicks the button to calculate and then next salary and button again?

 

by: usky1Posted on 2009-08-29 at 08:16:47ID: 25214303

What is the flow of the application?
User inputs total salary and clicks the button to calculate and then the total salary clears and the next salary is entered and calculate button.
I need to store each value so I can display it when the showTotalsButton_Click is enabled.

 

by: CodeCruiserPosted on 2009-08-29 at 08:45:45ID: 25214378

There is no need for loops here.
Declare the Dim Counters(8) as Integer at the class level. Then in the button click, add the following code (amend as required)


totalSalary = 200 + ((Val(inputSalesTextBox.Text)) * 0.09)
            totalSalaryValueLabel.Text = String.Format("{0:C}", totalSalary)               
 If (Val(totalSalary) >= 200 And Val(totalSalary) <= 299) Then
                    Counter(0) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 299 And Val(totalSalary) <= 399) Then
                    Counter(1) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 399 And Val(totalSalary) <= 499) Then
                    Counter(2) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 499 And Val(totalSalary) <= 599) Then
                    Counter(3) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 599 And Val(totalSalary) <= 699) Then
                    Counter(4) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 699 And Val(totalSalary) <= 799) Then
                    Counter(5) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 799 And Val(totalSalary) <= 899) Then
                    Counter(6) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 899 And Val(totalSalary) <= 999) Then
                    Counter(7) += 1
                ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 999) Then
                    Counter(8) += 1
                End If

                                              
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by: usky1Posted on 2009-08-29 at 10:20:16ID: 25214652

One thing I am cofused about is,
Declare the Dim Counters(8) as Integer
Counter(0) += 1 should this be Counters(0) += 1?

 

by: CodeCruiserPosted on 2009-08-29 at 10:23:00ID: 25214660

yes off course.

 

by: usky1Posted on 2009-08-29 at 10:41:42ID: 25214709

Here is the loop code snipet.  It is still doing the same thing. No matter what I enter into inputSalesTextBox it always shows the same response below;

200 - 299 : 10
299 - 399 : 0
399 - 499 :0
499 - 599 :0
599 - 699 :0
699 - 799 :0
799 - 899 : 0
899 - 999 :0
>999 : 0

Dim Counters(8) As Integer 
        For Me.salaryCounter = 0 To 9
            totalSalary = 200 + ((Val(inputSalesTextBox.Text)) * 0.09)
            totalSalaryValueLabel.Text = String.Format("{0:C}", totalSalary)
            If (Val(totalSalary) >= 200 And Val(totalSalary) <= 299) Then
                Counters(0) += 1
            ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 299 And Val(totalSalary) <= 399) Then
                Counters(1) += 1
            ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 399 And Val(totalSalary) <= 499) Then
                Counters(2) += 1
            ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 499 And Val(totalSalary) <= 599) Then
                Counters(3) += 1
            ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 599 And Val(totalSalary) <= 699) Then
                Counters(4) += 1
            ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 699 And Val(totalSalary) <= 799) Then
                Counters(5) += 1
            ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 799 And Val(totalSalary) <= 899) Then
                Counters(6) += 1
            ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 899 And Val(totalSalary) <= 999) Then
                Counters(7) += 1
            ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 999) Then
                Counters(8) += 1
            End If
        Next
        salaryTotalsListBox.Items.Add("200 - 299 : " & Counters(0))
        salaryTotalsListBox.Items.Add("299 - 399 : " & Counters(1))
        salaryTotalsListBox.Items.Add("399 - 499 : " & Counters(2))
        salaryTotalsListBox.Items.Add("499 - 599 : " & Counters(3))
        salaryTotalsListBox.Items.Add("599 - 699 : " & Counters(4))
        salaryTotalsListBox.Items.Add("699 - 799 : " & Counters(5))
        salaryTotalsListBox.Items.Add("799 - 899 : " & Counters(6))
        salaryTotalsListBox.Items.Add("899 - 999 : " & Counters(7))
        salaryTotalsListBox.Items.Add(">999 : " & Counters(8))
    End Sub

                                              
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by: CodeCruiserPosted on 2009-08-29 at 11:14:41ID: 25214810

>Here is the loop code snipet
As i said so many times already, there is no need for the loop now because you are calculating the values one by one on button click.

Dim Counters(8) As Integer will go at class level
Then at another button click(after all the calculations done), show the values

Button 1 Click event handler
 
            totalSalary = 200 + ((Val(inputSalesTextBox.Text)) * 0.09)
            totalSalaryValueLabel.Text = String.Format("{0:C}", totalSalary)
            If (Val(totalSalary) >= 200 And Val(totalSalary) <= 299) Then
                Counters(0) += 1
            ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 299 And Val(totalSalary) <= 399) Then
                Counters(1) += 1
            ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 399 And Val(totalSalary) <= 499) Then
                Counters(2) += 1
            ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 499 And Val(totalSalary) <= 599) Then
                Counters(3) += 1
            ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 599 And Val(totalSalary) <= 699) Then
                Counters(4) += 1
            ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 699 And Val(totalSalary) <= 799) Then
                Counters(5) += 1
            ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 799 And Val(totalSalary) <= 899) Then
                Counters(6) += 1
            ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 899 And Val(totalSalary) <= 999) Then
                Counters(7) += 1
            ElseIf (Val(totalSalary) > 999) Then
                Counters(8) += 1
            End If
 
 
button 2 click event handler
        salaryTotalsListBox.Items.Add("200 - 299 : " & Counters(0))
        salaryTotalsListBox.Items.Add("299 - 399 : " & Counters(1))
        salaryTotalsListBox.Items.Add("399 - 499 : " & Counters(2))
        salaryTotalsListBox.Items.Add("499 - 599 : " & Counters(3))
        salaryTotalsListBox.Items.Add("599 - 699 : " & Counters(4))
        salaryTotalsListBox.Items.Add("699 - 799 : " & Counters(5))
        salaryTotalsListBox.Items.Add("799 - 899 : " & Counters(6))
        salaryTotalsListBox.Items.Add("899 - 999 : " & Counters(7))
        salaryTotalsListBox.Items.Add(">999 : " & Counters(8))
                                              
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by: CodeCruiserPosted on 2009-08-29 at 11:16:26ID: 25214816

The reason that its shown 200-299:10 with your current code is that the loop is running 10 times but SAME value is being used from the textbox hence SAME totalSalary is calculated everytime in the loop and hence it increments the SAME band.

 

by: usky1Posted on 2009-08-29 at 11:29:44ID: 25214871

Sorry, I'm overlooking what you said. I'll redo what I did with your suggestion.

 

by: usky1Posted on 2009-09-04 at 13:11:42ID: 25262959

CodeCruiser: Sorry for not getting back with you on this problem. I was put on another project this week but I now have time to finish this. I'll test with your suggestion.

 

by: usky1Posted on 2009-09-06 at 07:53:08ID: 31620454

CodeCruiser: Thank you for your extended help and explanations. This helped me understand loops.

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