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Mark Rae
Hi,
I'm about to begin writing a Windows (not Web) app in C#, and one of the
requirements is to allow users to enter into some sort of tabular control a
few (say, up to 5) records which specify interest rates and terms. I'd like
these to be dynamically editable if possible so that users can insert,
update and delete these records in situ. Additionally, I'd like the term
column to be a dropdown. The columns will be as follows:
Col 1 Dynamically generated record identifier (1, 2, 3 etc)
Col 2 Interest rate (e.g. 3.67%, 4.52%, 5.26% etc)
Col 3 Dropdown containing the following values (which represent numbers
of months):
"12 (1 year)"
"24 (2 years)"
"36 (3 years)"
"48 (4 years)"
"60 (5 years)"
etc, all the way up to "420 (35 years)"
I don't want to use any sort of database such as a Jet file to hold this
information, as that would be total overkill due to the small number of
records. Having had a cursory look at the System.Windows.Forms.DataGrid
control, I don't believe this will do the job, and I'm now looking to take
advice on what would be best to meet the requirements. I guess I could use
something like the Sheridan Data Control (is there a .NET version of this),
or is there a better way?
Any assistance gratefully received.
Best regards,
Mark Rae
I'm about to begin writing a Windows (not Web) app in C#, and one of the
requirements is to allow users to enter into some sort of tabular control a
few (say, up to 5) records which specify interest rates and terms. I'd like
these to be dynamically editable if possible so that users can insert,
update and delete these records in situ. Additionally, I'd like the term
column to be a dropdown. The columns will be as follows:
Col 1 Dynamically generated record identifier (1, 2, 3 etc)
Col 2 Interest rate (e.g. 3.67%, 4.52%, 5.26% etc)
Col 3 Dropdown containing the following values (which represent numbers
of months):
"12 (1 year)"
"24 (2 years)"
"36 (3 years)"
"48 (4 years)"
"60 (5 years)"
etc, all the way up to "420 (35 years)"
I don't want to use any sort of database such as a Jet file to hold this
information, as that would be total overkill due to the small number of
records. Having had a cursory look at the System.Windows.Forms.DataGrid
control, I don't believe this will do the job, and I'm now looking to take
advice on what would be best to meet the requirements. I guess I could use
something like the Sheridan Data Control (is there a .NET version of this),
or is there a better way?
Any assistance gratefully received.
Best regards,
Mark Rae