Comments by Nueman (Top 68 by date)

I am voting you a +5 for an excellent question. It makes me wish I had an excellent answer. But I don't. I use Excel with .Net, but to dump data out, not read data in. I tend to agree with the first poster that instead of checking in your program for a null condition, test for an empty string.

I do not have an answer for you, but I congratulate you on a well defined question. Good job.

cmd.Connection = con

Nicely done. Thanks.

As was pointed out above by SA, I suggest starting with the report. Perhaps you are not calling it correctly or passing the correct parameters or maybe there is an error in the report. Start with the report and work backwards to the button.

Agreed. I second Kramer's suggestion.

I seriously doubt someone will code this for you, particularly when your question is not clear. Revise your question with small snippets of relevant code. This will maximize your chances of getting an answer.

No problem with me. :) I am just trying to help you get an answer to your question. You have to consider the people that will be reading your question and use appropriate spacing, punctuation, and capitalization.

Please edit your question and use the space bar to separate sentences. Your post is very hard to read. Thanks.

Your question reads like a homework assignment. In any case, it seems much too broad. My suggestion is to start working on it and post relevant smaller problems.

I am sorry, but, no, it is not very clear mainly because of run-on paragraphs. I edited a little to make it more readable.

Have you tried Google? Try googling your method name. I got almost 800 hits.

Looks like homework. I suggest you narrow down your question to a specific problem after you have exhausted efforts of your own. This is how you learn.

Please use the Improve question link to edit your question and put the code in a code block. It will make your query more readable and more likely to get a response. Thanks.

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No need to apologize for your English. Compared with some (who even know the language) it is not that bad. :)

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Plenty of resources available using Google on how to bold a field. Then it is simply a matter of comparing fields, i.e if field1 < field2, then format. There is more coding to do, but surely you get the idea.

Note: I googled your question and came up with quite a few references.

Seriously, cross posting is a no-no. :)

No capitalization. Sorry, my OCD kicked in.

Assisted OP with English.

Your question is too broad in scope.
(Note: I did not downvote your post.)

I typed in "Reporting Services" in the search bar at the upper right hand corner of the page and got 109 pages of articles here on Code Project to help you. There are plenty of resources available.

I typed "linq queries to update xml" in Google and got a boatload of hits.

If you have CP do your homework, how will you learn?

You will need to supply more information to get an answer.

Tried to make the question as readable as I could given English apparently not first language.

Minor grammatical corrections.

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Glad you solved.

Improve readability

If I understand your question, make sure your stored procedure parameter is defined with a length; i.e. @parameter nvarchar(10), for example.

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It is rude to double post, particularly when someone has answered your question. See your first post.

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Nice job.

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Readability. Put code in block

Corrected spelling, capitalization, text speak. Readability.

Improve readability. Put error message in block.

Capitalization, readability.

It is considered bad forum manners to post more than once, but you have posted the same question three times.

Here is where to start: The Internet is no substitute for regular class attendance. Why did you miss the lecture on loops and arrays? Were you sick? Family emergency? Those are acceptable excuses. But if you are blowing off your lectures by doing something else during that time, it is not acceptable. Try to find a mentor in class or go to the campus computer lab. I am sure you will find people really want to help.
Learning to program requires a huge investment in time and work. It is rewarding. Hang in there and don't give up.

Thanks!

How will you learn if you have others do your work? Your lecturer assigns the problems so you can figure it out on your own.

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This appears to be a homework assignment.

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NB: It is not a good idea to publish your personal e-mail address in a public forum.

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Edward, Good answer. You should put it in a solution block so: 1) People know the question has been answered; 2) You get credit for it.

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BTW - It is not a good idea to post your personal e-mail address in a public forum. (Spam)

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