VB.Net, concatination question?

JC
#1 / 6

concatination question?

What would be the best way to set the value of a text box
on a form to be the concatination of 3 different text box
values on the form? Thanks in advance.

Tue, 11 Jan 2005 04:57:43 GMT

Bruc
#2 / 6

concatination question?

Set the text property of the target textbox directly to
the concatonated text properties of the 3 text boxes or
first put the three into variables and concatonate the
variables like this:

Dim x As String = Me.textbox1.text
Dim y As String = Me.textbox2.text
Dim z As String = Me.textbox3.text
Me.textbox4 = x & " " & y & " " & z

Quote:

>-----Original Message-----
>What would be the best way to set the value of a text
box
>on a form to be the concatination of 3 different text
box
>values on the form? Thanks in advance.
>.

Tue, 11 Jan 2005 06:05:28 GMT

Mikhail Berlyan
#3 / 6

concatination question?

Wrong! (missed .text from Textbox4)

Shoud be:

Me.textbox4.text = Me.textbox1.text & Me.textbox2.text & Me.textbox3.text

Mikhail Berlyant
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Quote:

> Set the text property of the target textbox directly to
> the concatonated text properties of the 3 text boxes or
> first put the three into variables and concatonate the
> variables like this:

> Dim x As String = Me.textbox1.text
> Dim y As String = Me.textbox2.text
> Dim z As String = Me.textbox3.text
> Me.textbox4 = x & " " & y & " " & z

> >-----Original Message-----
> >What would be the best way to set the value of a text
> box
> >on a form to be the concatination of 3 different text
> box
> >values on the form? Thanks in advance.
> >.

Tue, 11 Jan 2005 07:23:26 GMT

Brad Roger
#4 / 6

concatination question?

one way is

me.textbox1.text += me.textbox2.text & " " (puts space) [or] & vbcrlf
(puts linefeed)

me.textbox1.text += me.textbox3.text & vbcrlf

me.textbox1.text += me.label1.tostring & " " (thats a bonus)

Quote:

> What would be the best way to set the value of a text box
> on a form to be the concatination of 3 different text box
> values on the form? Thanks in advance.

Fri, 28 Jan 2005 14:07:01 GMT

Stev
#5 / 6

concatination question?

Or use the Concat method in VB.NET...

Dim strings() As String = {TextBox1.Text, TextBox2.Text, TextBox3.Text}

TextBox4.Text = String.Concat(strings)

Steve

Quote:

> one way is

> me.textbox1.text += me.textbox2.text & " " (puts space) [or] & vbcrlf
> (puts linefeed)

> me.textbox1.text += me.textbox3.text & vbcrlf

> me.textbox1.text += me.label1.tostring & " " (thats a bonus)

> > What would be the best way to set the value of a text box
> > on a form to be the concatination of 3 different text box
> > values on the form? Thanks in advance.

Sat, 29 Jan 2005 05:47:28 GMT

Brad Roger
#6 / 6

concatination question?

Hey, thats great!

I didnt realize there was such a feature. clearly you win.

I think that will help in something Im trying to do also.

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Sat, 29 Jan 2005 06:58:54 GMT