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Sky, Thanks. I'll look into that

Is there a way to change the FontSize of the ErrorText displayed in DataGridView or a way to override the default behavior and draw it yourself? I assume that it is using the FontSize of the Row or Cell?

Turns out I left out an important piece of information. The Worksheet that the Range is working on was created by doing a Worksheet.Copy(). I did a little research and found the following quote which explains the problem I think: So I did the Filter on the Original first, then copied it and...

I need the following filter to work in C#. Here is the working Macro in Excel VBA: ActiveSheet.Range("$A$1:$XFC$13214").AutoFilter Field:=6, Criteria1:= ">=1/1/2024", Operator:=xlAnd, Criteria2:="<=1/31/2024" Here is what I thought was the C# equivalent: excelRange.AutoFilter(Field: 6...

I haven't. I needed data and was not given access to the data directly. The JD Edwards Team ran Business Objects generating an attached CSV file. Unfortunately, that process took 15 minutes and I needed closer to real-time than that so I was given a View on a nearby server. That got me pretty...

My company uses BusinessObjects on top of SQL Server. Is there a way I can call BusinessObject functions from within WinForms C#.Net?

Skydiver, Thanks. That worked perfectly!

.Net 4.5. So I did do the initializing in the constructor, but I get the following output: instead of the first two lines from above followed by the ProtocolSetup which looks like this: It's getting there for sure. Not sure what else I need to do to make it display properly. I haven't...

I have a class defined that I am going to be assigning to a PropertyGrid. The class is defined as a normal class with properties, but one of the properties is another class. This worked just fine in Visual Basic, but in C# I get an error on the line that has the inclusion of the other class...

Is there a way to add Autocomplete like ComboBox has to the ListBox control?

Sorry, Yes. I just assumed that the only way to achieve this was by knowing when the application is being dragged over my app.

HI, I am trying to put dragged applications in a Winform. Then they can be moved as a group out of the way or to a specific location.

Hi, I want to track when any application is being moved over (dragged over) the top of my application. Is this information available?

So, in the end, I ended up calling the ContextMenu from the WndProc instead of using the MouseUp and that seemed to do the trick. Now the MouseDoubleClick works. private void lstRight_MouseDoubleClick(object sender, MouseEventArgs e) { if( lstRight.SelectedItem !=...

I must be tired today. Should've tried that. But unfortunately, even removing the Entire MouseUp routine did nothing to solve the problem.

Maybe. In MouseUp, if the RightMouseButton is clicked, I bring up a ContextMenu. Would that do it? It obviously doesn't bring up the ContextMenu on a LeftButton DoubleClick... And if that is the case, do I need to make a choice between having a ContextMenu or having DoubleClick...

Not using Applicaition.DoEvents()

Test program worked just fine. MouseUp, MouseDoubleClick, MouseUp In my original program, I don't get any event, not even one MouseUp and then when I click on an item or empty space I only get MouseDoubleClick

Good advice as usual...

Hi, I have a standard ListBox where I am trying to implement the MouseDoubleClick event. The event doesn't fire until I have DoubleClicked and then click either on another item or empty space. (Clicking on another item selects the other item, of course). I am also implementing the following...