Question

DataGrid Totals

Asked by: Skwerlz

I have asked about this already. I thought I got what I needed.
Close, but I didn't check the calculations.
Here is what I have, and a picture of what I need.

Public Class DataGridViewExampleForm
 
    Private Sub DataGridViewExampleForm_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
 
        Dim font As New Font("Tahoma", 10)
        Dim bold As New Font("Tahoma", 10, FontStyle.Bold)
 
        Me.MeasurementGrid.AutoGenerateColumns = False
        Me.MeasurementGrid.AllowUserToAddRows = False
        Me.MeasurementGrid.AllowUserToDeleteRows = False
        Me.MeasurementGrid.AllowUserToOrderColumns = False
        Me.MeasurementGrid.AllowUserToResizeColumns = False
        Me.MeasurementGrid.AllowUserToResizeRows = False
 
        Me.MeasurementGrid.RowTemplate.Height = 60
        Me.MeasurementGrid.RowHeadersVisible = False
 
        Me.MeasurementGrid.EditMode = DataGridViewEditMode.EditOnEnter
 
        Me.MeasurementGrid.Columns.Clear()
 
        Me.MeasurementGrid.Columns.Add("RowHeader", "")
        Me.MeasurementGrid.Columns.Add("Measurement1", "Measurement 1")
        Me.MeasurementGrid.Columns.Add("Measurement2", "Measurement 2")
        Me.MeasurementGrid.Columns.Add("Total", "Total")
 
        Me.MeasurementGrid.Font = font
 
        Me.MeasurementGrid.ColumnHeadersDefaultCellStyle.Alignment = DataGridViewContentAlignment.MiddleCenter
        Me.MeasurementGrid.ColumnHeadersDefaultCellStyle.WrapMode = DataGridViewTriState.False
        Me.MeasurementGrid.ColumnHeadersDefaultCellStyle.Font = bold
 
        Me.MeasurementGrid.RowCount = 4
 
        Me.MeasurementGrid.Columns("RowHeader").ReadOnly = True
        Me.MeasurementGrid.Columns("RowHeader").DefaultCellStyle.BackColor = SystemColors.Control
        Me.MeasurementGrid.Columns("RowHeader").DefaultCellStyle.Font = bold
        Me.MeasurementGrid.Columns("RowHeader").FillWeight = 40
 
        Me.MeasurementGrid.Columns("Total").ReadOnly = True
 
        Me.MeasurementGrid.Height = Me.MeasurementGrid.ColumnHeadersHeight + Me.MeasurementGrid.RowTemplate.Height * Me.MeasurementGrid.RowCount + 3
 
        Me.MeasurementGrid(0, Me.MeasurementGrid.RowCount - 1).Value = "Total:"
 
        For index As Integer = 0 To Me.MeasurementGrid.RowCount - 2
            Me.MeasurementGrid(0, index).Value = (index + 1) & "."
        Next
 
        For Each column As DataGridViewTextBoxColumn In Me.MeasurementGrid.Columns
            column.AutoSizeMode = DataGridViewAutoSizeColumnMode.Fill
        Next column
 
        Me.MeasurementGrid.AutoSizeColumnsMode = DataGridViewAutoSizeColumnsMode.Fill
 
    End Sub
 
    Private Sub MeasurementGrid_CellEndEdit(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.DataGridViewCellEventArgs) Handles MeasurementGrid.CellEndEdit
        Dim columnSum(1) As Double
        If Not Me.MeasurementGrid.Columns(e.ColumnIndex).ReadOnly Then
            Dim sum As Double = 0
            For Each row As DataGridViewRow In Me.MeasurementGrid.Rows
                Dim m1 As Double = IIf(row.Cells("Measurement1").Value IsNot Nothing, Val(row.Cells("Measurement1").Value), Double.MinValue)
                Dim m2 As Double = IIf(row.Cells("Measurement2").Value IsNot Nothing, Val(row.Cells("Measurement2").Value), Double.MinValue)
 
                If m1 <> Double.MinValue AndAlso m2 <> Double.MinValue Then
 
                    columnSum(0) += m1
                    columnSum(1) += m2
 
                    Dim total As Double = m1 * m2
 
                    row.Cells("Total").Value = total
                    sum += total
                End If
            Next row
 
            If sum <> 0 Then
                Me.MeasurementGrid("Measurement1", Me.MeasurementGrid.RowCount - 1).Value = columnSum(0)
                Me.MeasurementGrid("Measurement2", Me.MeasurementGrid.RowCount - 1).Value = columnSum(1)
                Me.MeasurementGrid("Total", Me.MeasurementGrid.RowCount - 1).Value = sum
            End If
        End If
    End Sub
 
End Class
 
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2009-01-09 at 12:52:18ID24039758
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Answers

 

by: SkwerlzPosted on 2009-01-09 at 16:44:58ID: 23341749

Bumped up for response

 

by: vbturboPosted on 2009-01-10 at 03:49:33ID: 23343266

Hi

is your grid bound to a dataset ?

Then

dim x as double = dsSale.Tables("Sales").compute(sum(totalcost),"")

and add the total at the end

 Dim dr As DataRow = dsSale.Tables("Sales").NewRow
   'Put values into row
   dr(0) = ""
   dr(1) = "totalcost="
   dr(2) = myvalue
   dr(3) = "$"

 'and so on, making sure you put values in any ...
   '... fields/columns that do not allow null
   dsSale.Tables("Sales").Rows.Add(dr)

vbturbo

 

by: vbturboPosted on 2009-01-10 at 03:55:31ID: 23343282

sorry missed some pasted code

     '"column Total" is to equal Column "Side" times Column "Bottom"
      dc.Expression = "(Side*Bottom)"
      dc.ReadOnly = True
      dc.ColumnName = "totalcost"
      dc.DataType = System.Type.GetType("System.Decimal")
      dsSale.Tables("Sales").Columns.Add(dc)

vbturbo

 

by: SkwerlzPosted on 2009-01-10 at 11:00:41ID: 23344810

It is not bound to data, it is just to be a basic calculator.
I just need the totals as shown in the image to populate later textboxes which will be data bound.
I just haven't used datagrids for anything other than displaying db content, so I am not sure where to go with it.

 

by: vbturboPosted on 2009-01-11 at 05:21:38ID: 23348149

try place a datagridview on your form

 Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load

        For n As Integer = 0 To 4
            Using col As New DataGridViewTextBoxColumn
                col.AutoSizeMode = DataGridViewAutoSizeColumnMode.ColumnHeader
                col.DefaultCellStyle.BackColor = Color.Linen
                col.MaxInputLength = 30
                DataGridView1.Columns.Add(col)
            End Using
        Next

        DataGridView1.Columns.Item(0).HeaderText = "ID"
        DataGridView1.Columns.Item(1).HeaderText = "side"
        DataGridView1.Columns.Item(2).HeaderText = "bottom"
        DataGridView1.Columns.Item(3).HeaderText = "total"


        For i As Integer = 1 To 7

            Dim items As New DataGridViewRow
            items.CreateCells(DataGridView1)
            With items
                .Cells(0).Value = i
                .Cells(1).Value = 2 + i
                .Cells(2).Value = 4 + i
                .Cells(3).Value = (items.Cells(1).Value * items.Cells(2).Value)
            End With
            DataGridView1.Rows.Add(items)
        Next

        Dim item As New DataGridViewRow
        item.CreateCells(DataGridView1)
        With item
            .Cells(0).Value = "Totals"
            .Cells(0).Style.BackColor = Color.AliceBlue
            .Cells(1).Value = SumColumn(DataGridView1, 1)
            .Cells(1).Style.BackColor = Color.YellowGreen
            .Cells(2).Value = SumColumn(DataGridView1, 2)
            .Cells(2).Style.BackColor = Color.YellowGreen
            .Cells(3).Value = SumColumn(DataGridView1, 3)
            .Cells(3).Style.BackColor = Color.Red
        End With
        DataGridView1.Rows.Add(item)
    End Sub

    Function SumColumn(ByVal dgv As DataGridView, ByVal columnIndex As Byte) As Double
        Dim total As Double = 0
        Try

            For Each row As DataGridViewRow In dgv.Rows
                If Not row.IsNewRow Then
                    total += CType(row.Cells(columnIndex).Value, Double)
                End If
            Next
            Return total
        Catch ex As Exception
            Return 0
        End Try
    End Function

vbturbo

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