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Sure, just use the C# provided progress bar. You may have to use Invokes in order for the progress bar to work
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<pre><code class="code-10 nolinks" id="code-121263">progressBar.value = 0;
 
clsGenerateAdvPricing.GenerateAdvancedPricingLoad(_statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _effectDTM, _sctPriceListName);
 
progressBar.value += 10;
 
 clsGenerateOPM.GenerateOPMLoad(_statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _poolPartCode);
 
progressBar.value += 10;
 
 clsGenerateSaleGrade.GenerateSalesGradeLoad(_effDTMSaleGrade, _statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _poolPartCode);
 
progressBar.value += 10;
 
 clsGenerateSalesGradeIncrease.GenerateSaleGradeIncreasesLoad(_effDTMSaleGradeInc, _statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _poolPartCode);
 
progressBar.value += 10;
 
clsGenerateGradeCodes.GenerateGradeCodeLoad(_effDTMGradeCode, _statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _poolPartCode);
 
progressBar.value += 10;
 
 clsGenerateGradeCodesIncrease.GenerateGradeCodeIncreasingLoad(_effDTMGradeCodeInc, _statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _poolPartCode);
 
progressBar.value += 10;
 
clsGeneratePriceCard.GeneratePriceCardLoad(_effDTMPriceCard, _statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _poolPartCode);
 
progressBar.value = 100;
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You may also need DoEvents() to see the Progress bar move: 
 
progressBar.value = 0; 
Application.DoEvents(); 
// ... 
progressBar.value += 10; 
Application.DoEvents(); 
// ... 

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I don't suggest using DoEvents... As I said earlier you need to use invokes
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how can I fix the above? 

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When my application runs it does not refresh?
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I have the following: 
 
clsGenerateAdvPricing.GenerateAdvancedPricingLoad(_statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _effectDTM, _sctPriceListName); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; clsGenerateOPM.GenerateOPMLoad(_statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _poolPartCode); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; clsGenerateSaleGrade.GenerateSalesGradeLoad(_effDTMSaleGrade, _statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _poolPartCode); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; clsGenerateSalesGradeIncrease.GenerateSaleGradeIncreasesLoad(_effDTMSaleGradeInc, _statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _poolPartCode); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; clsGenerateGradeCodes.GenerateGradeCodeLoad(_effDTMGradeCode, _statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _poolPartCode); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; clsGenerateGradeCodesIncrease.GenerateGradeCodeIncreasingLoad(_effDTMGradeCodeInc, _statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _poolPartCode); 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; clsGeneratePriceCard.GeneratePriceCardLoad(_effDTMPriceCard, _statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _poolPartCode); 
 
Each one takes about 1-2 min to run. Can I show a progress bar. 
Say there are 10. 10% for each one. 
 

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I have the following:

clsGenerateAdvPricing.GenerateAdvancedPricingLoad(_statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _effectDTM, _sctPriceListName);
              clsGenerateOPM.GenerateOPMLoad(_statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _poolPartCode);
              clsGenerateSaleGrade.GenerateSalesGradeLoad(_effDTMSaleGrade, _statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _poolPartCode);
              clsGenerateSalesGradeIncrease.GenerateSaleGradeIncreasesLoad(_effDTMSaleGradeInc, _statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _poolPartCode);
              clsGenerateGradeCodes.GenerateGradeCodeLoad(_effDTMGradeCode, _statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _poolPartCode);
              clsGenerateGradeCodesIncrease.GenerateGradeCodeIncreasingLoad(_effDTMGradeCodeInc, _statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _poolPartCode);
              clsGeneratePriceCard.GeneratePriceCardLoad(_effDTMPriceCard, _statusType, _priceListHeaderID, _poolPartCode);

Each one takes about 1-2 min to run. Can I show a progress bar.
Say there are 10. 10% for each one.



Need an indicator or status indicator or progress.

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