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You can enumerate the errors by looping though the control collection on your form. Won't be fast on big forms with loads of controls but will work.<br />
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Add a label that you want the errors to be displayed on and write something like this:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-8143234">myErrorLabel.Text = string.Empty;

foreach (Control ctrl in myErrorProvider.ContainerControl.Controls)
{
  myErrorLabel.Text += myErrorProvider.GetError(ctrl) + Environment.NewLine;
}</code></pre>
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You can enumerate the errors by looping though the control collection on your form. Won't be fast on big forms with loads of controls but will work.

Add a label that you want the errors to be displayed on and write something like this:
 

myErrorLabel.Text = string.Empty;

foreach (Control ctrl in myErrorProvider.ContainerControl.Controls)
{
  myErrorLabel.Text += myErrorProvider.GetError(ctrl) + Environment.NewLine;
}

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Webforms has a validationsummary that is connected to the validators. Is there any way to have errorprovider to send its error to a label for example instead of tootip? 
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Webforms has a validationsummary that is connected to the validators. Is there any way to have errorprovider to send its error to a label for example instead of tootip? 

errorprovider with validationsummary

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