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vb.net array help

Asked by usky1 in Microsoft Visual Studio Express, .NET, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

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?

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             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
           
         

vb.net array help

Asked by usky1 in Microsoft Visual Studio Express, .NET, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

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