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Posted on 2013-01-08
I am using the code below to select rows in a Grid where values of SDeactivation is found agains SDéactivation_ID which is in Coumn(2). SDeactivation_ID contains single values.
When SDeactivation is a single value all is working of but when SDeactivation includes multiple values (i.e. 1,2,3) it does not work. How do i modify the code to select rows when using multiple values for SDeactivation?
MsgBox("keySDeactivation)"
' keySDeactivation = "1,2" does not works
' keySDeactivation = "1" works
If keySDeactivation <> "" Then
Dim _tableA As DataView = dtMasterA.DefaultView
C1SDeactivation.DataSource
For i As Integer = 0 To C1SDeactivation.RowCount - 1
If C1SDeactivation.Columns(2)
C1SDeactivation.SelectedRo
End If
Next
End If
Thanks,
Victor
When SDeactivation is a single value all is working of but when SDeactivation includes multiple values (i.e. 1,2,3) it does not work. How do i modify the code to select rows when using multiple values for SDeactivation?
MsgBox("keySDeactivation)"
' keySDeactivation = "1,2" does not works
' keySDeactivation = "1" works
If keySDeactivation <> "" Then
Dim _tableA As DataView = dtMasterA.DefaultView
C1SDeactivation.DataSource
For i As Integer = 0 To C1SDeactivation.RowCount - 1
If C1SDeactivation.Columns(2)
C1SDeactivation.SelectedRo
End If
Next
End If
Thanks,
Victor
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So your cell value contains a single value such as 1 or 2...
in other words, you can have
C1SDeactivation.Columns(2)
or C1SDeactivation.Columns(2)
etc...
And you are comparing that to keySDeactivation where you can have
keySDeactivation = 1
keySDeactivation = 2
keySDeactivation = "1,2"
etc..
Am I understanding that correctly?
<< If C1SDeactivation.Columns(2)
If so, I think your Contains statement is backwards.
Try rewriting it like this:
in other words, you can have
C1SDeactivation.Columns(2)
or C1SDeactivation.Columns(2)
etc...
And you are comparing that to keySDeactivation where you can have
keySDeactivation = 1
keySDeactivation = 2
keySDeactivation = "1,2"
etc..
Am I understanding that correctly?
<< If C1SDeactivation.Columns(2)
If so, I think your Contains statement is backwards.
Try rewriting it like this:
If keySDeactivation.Contains(C1SDeactivation.Columns(2).CellValue(i).ToString()) = True Then
To make sure that 1 does not match with 11 using Contains function, I would add commas at start and end of the keySDeactivation and do following comparison
Outside loop:
keySDeactivation = "," & keySDeactivation & ","
Inside Loop:
If keySDeactivation.Contains(
Outside loop:
keySDeactivation = "," & keySDeactivation & ","
Inside Loop:
If keySDeactivation.Contains(
Active today
You could use regular expressions:
Imports System.Text.RegularExpressions
...
If Regex.IsMatch(C1SDeactivation.Columns(2).CellValue(i).ToString(), "\b" + keySDeactivation + "\b") Then
C1SDeactivation.SelectedRows.Add(i)
End If
...
Active 1 day ago
Yes, that is ok, those are just values of the ID fields I will use to select the rows.
Thanks.
Victor
Thanks.
Victor
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