Visual Basic

For Each c As Char In PositionsArray
 'This will loop through the characters from left to right'
 'Then play around with the possiblities of the Char type:'
 If Not Char.IsDigit(c) Then
   MsgBox("I found something other than a number (" & c.ToString & ")" & _
          " at index: " & Array.IndexOf(PositionsArray, c))
 End If
Next

Structure NumberBreakDown
    Dim Units as byte
    Dim Tens as byte
    Dim Hundreds as byte
    Dim Thousands as integer
End Struture

Dim myNumber as NumberBreakDown
Dim position as integer = 0
Dim sEnteredNumber as string = enteredNumberTextBox.Text.Trim
For idx as byte = sEnteredNumber.Length -1 to 0
   position += 1
   Select Case position
     Case 1
        myNumber.Units = sEnteredNumber.SubString(idx, 1)
     Case 2
        myNumber.Tens = sEnteredNumber.SubString(idx, 1)
     Case 3
        myNumber.Hundreds = sEnteredNumber.SubString(idx, 1)
     Case Else
        myNumber.Thousands = sEnteredNumber.SubString(0, sEnteredNumber.Length - Position +1)
   End Select
Next

Case Else
        myNumber.Thousands = sEnteredNumber.SubString(0, Position - 3)

ShabRaza wrote:

Hi, I am fairly a newbie to vb.net and am developing an inventory control windows application for a client.

ShabRaza wrote:

Once the search results have been displayed in the datagrid view, the user will then select/highlight the row that they need. They will then click on the "Return Data" button and this button should then return the selected row in the datagrid view and display it in another datagrid view on another form.