Setting WinCalcManager’s Formulas at Run Time You can interact with the WinCalcManager™ at run time by getting or setting any of the properties associated with the elements in a calculation network on a form. This walkthrough is designed to show you how to set up a summation of the values of two text boxes and put...
WinCalcManager Smart Tag In Visual Studio 2005 (.NET Framework 2.0), each Ultimate UI for Windows Forms control/component is equipped with a Smart Tag. By simply selecting the control/component, a Smart Tag anchor appears. When you click this anchor, a pop-up panel appears, providing you with quick and easy access...
Statistical Functions Below is a list of all Microsoft® Excel®-style statistical functions provided by the WinCalcManager™ control. AVERAGE COUNT MAX MEDIAN MIN STDEV VAR Related Topics: Date and Time Functions Engineering Functions Financial Functions Information Functions Logical Functions Lookup and Reference F...
Summing Two Controls at Design Time Before You Begin: WinCalcManager™ adds an extender property called CalcSettings to any control. The CalcSettings property allows for a control to participate in the calculation network. This allows calculations to be performed using almost any control as either the source or des...
Text and Data Functions Below is a list of all Microsoft® Excel®-style text and data functions provided by the WinCalcManager™ control. CHAR CODE CONCATENATE FIND FIXED LEFT LEN LOWER MID REPLACE RIGHT TRIM UPPER VALUE Related Topics: Date and Time Functions Engineering Functions Financial Functions Information Fu...
Understanding WinCalcManager This is a great place for you to start learning about the WinCalcManager™ component, and its key features and functionalities. The topics in this section will give you a better idea of why you would want to use WinCalcManager in your applications. Click the links below to gain an overv...
Using Formula Builder at Run Time The WinCalcManager™ FormulaBuilder can be shown to the user at run-time. To Show the FomulaBuilder. Before you start writing any code, you should place using/imports directives in your code-behind so you don’t need to always type out a member’s fully qualified name. In Visual Basi...
Using WinCalcManager in the DataGridView In Visual Studio 2003 (.NET Framework 1.1) and earlier, the WinCalcManager™ was not supported within Microsoft’s in-box DataGrid control. However, in Visual Studio 2005 (.NET Framework 2.0), the WinCalcManager is fully supported within the DataGridView control. Related Topi...
Using WinCalcManager to Create a Calculated Summary in WinGrid Before You Begin: In this walk through you will create a calculated summary in a WinGrid™ column footer using a formula. The summary will show a grand total of the Item Total column in the grid. This walk through builds off the Creating a Calculated Co...
Using WinCalcManager to Create Running Totals in WinGrid Before You Begin: In this walkthrough, you will create a running total column in WinGrid™. The running total will display the total of the Item Total column (which is itself a calculated column) for the current row and all rows above, but not below it. This ...