How to bind select drop down list id text box values displa

Question

How to binding when selected a drop down list id that time text box values display on data grid view empty cell.

Once check my image link sir,

http://www.cubicsoft.in/demo/explain.jpg

in my image i am put 2 drop down list, when i am select a first drop down list records display on data grid view after that i am select a 2nd drop down list that time i want data grid view empty cells binds records from 2nd drop down list text values.

How to create sir, give me solution sir.

James Axsom · Answer

Boopal, I apologize for the misunderstanding. You did clearly say row and not column in your first picture. My bad. Okay let's try this. I'm giving you concepts to think about and I'm offering you pseudo code to support those concepts. The Microsoft Visual Studio DataGridView does not support Master-Detail output. An illustration of the problem : Illustration of a conceptual solution : A rough sketch of the UI in Visual Studio unpopulated Pseudo Code illustrating the above concepts : using System; using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Data; using System.Drawing; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; using System.Windows.Forms; namespace SandBox { public partial class MyMainForm : Form { // PSEUDO CODE // SqlConnection cnn // SqlCommand cmd DataTable m_dtShifts = null ; DataTable m_dtParties = null ; // Class Constructor public MyMainForm() { InitializeComponent(); } // Class Desconstructor ~ MyMainForm() { } private void MyMainForm_Load( object sender, EventArgs e) { // Create ADO.Net objects // cnn = new SqlClient.SqlConnection ... // cmd = new SqlClient.SqlCommand ... } private void cboLot_SelectedIndexChanged( object sender, EventArgs e) { // PSEUDO CODE: DataSet dsLotShiftParty = null ; // cmd.connection = cnn; // cmd.Type = stored procedure // cmd.Text = stored procedure name // --- add parameters // cmd.Parameters.Clear() // cmd.Parameters.Add ... // DataAdapter da // da.selectcommand = cmd // da.Fill(dsLotShiftParty); DataTable lot = dsLotShiftParty.Tables[0]; m_dtShifts = dsLotShiftParty.Tables[1]; m_dtParties = dsLotShiftParty.Tables[2]; // dgvLots.DataSource = lot; // dgvShift.DataSource = m_dtShifts; // dgvParty.DataSource = m_dtParties } private void cboParty_SelectedIndexChanged( object sender, EventArgs e) { // PSEUDO CODE: // cmd.connection = cnn; // cmd.Type = stored procedure // cmd.Text = stored procedure name // --- add parameters // cmd.Parameters.Clear() // cmd.Parameters.Add ... // DataAdapter da // da.selectcommand = cmd // da.Fill(m_dtParty); // dgvParty.DataSource = m_dtParty } private void cboShift_SelectedIndexChanged( object sender, EventArgs e) { // PSEUDO CODE: // cmd.connection = cnn; // cmd.Type = stored procedure // cmd.Text = stored procedure name // --- add parameters // cmd.Parameters.Clear() // cmd.Parameters.Add ... // DataAdapter da // da.selectcommand = cmd // da.Fill(m_dtShift); // dgvShift.DataSource = m_dtShift } } } I hope this helps.

Boopal Babu · Answer

Sir, Thansk for your code, i am not expect this code please refer my below link sir, i want this concept sir, http://www.cubicsoft.in/demo/Second-explain.jpg Give me a suggestion sir.

James Axsom · Answer

I hope this helps. Code is included down the post. Screen Shot: First list, an item is selected and a new row is created with the first list data Screen Shot: Select a value in the second list and update the two empty columns with its data Screen Shot: Select a different item in the first list and create a new row Screen Shot: select the new row, the second row, select a new list item in the second list, and update the empty rows in the second row Code using System; using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Data; using System.Drawing; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; using System.Windows.Forms; namespace SandBox { public partial class MyMainForm : Form { ArrayList m_specificItems = null ; // Class Constructor public MyMainForm() { InitializeComponent(); } // Class Desconstructor ~ MyMainForm() { } private void MyMainForm_Load( object sender, EventArgs e) { SetUpDataGridView(); PopulateAbstractList(); PopulateSpecificDataSource(); cboAbstract.SelectedIndex = 0; } private void cboAbstract_SelectedIndexChanged( object sender, EventArgs e) { // select human or animal // adds a row to the datagrid with selection // the columns gender and name are empty AbstractItem a = (AbstractItem)cboAbstract.SelectedItem; PopulateSpecificList(a.ID); dgvData.Rows.Add(a.Lifeform, string .Empty, string .Empty); } private void cboSpecific_SelectedIndexChanged( object sender, EventArgs e) { // select male or female // if human then provide human names // if animal then provide animal names // take the current selected row and update its empty columns SpecificItem s = (SpecificItem)cboSpecific.SelectedItem; DataGridViewRow row = dgvData.CurrentRow; row.Cells[ "Gender" ].Value = s.Gender; row.Cells[ "Name" ].Value = s.Name; } private void SetUpDataGridView() { // put some columns in the grid DataGridViewTextBoxColumn c1 = new DataGridViewTextBoxColumn(); c1.Name = "Lifeform" ; c1.HeaderText = "Lifeform" ; dgvData.Columns.Add(c1); DataGridViewTextBoxColumn c2 = new DataGridViewTextBoxColumn(); c2.Name = "Gender" ; c2.HeaderText = "Gender" ; dgvData.Columns.Add(c2); DataGridViewTextBoxColumn c3 = new DataGridViewTextBoxColumn(); c3.Name = "Name" ; c3.HeaderText = "Name" ; dgvData.Columns.Add(c3); } private void PopulateAbstractList() { // put two abstract struct in the list AbstractItem a1 = new AbstractItem(); a1.SetValues(1, "Human" ); AbstractItem a2 = new AbstractItem(); a2.SetValues(2, "Animal" ); cboAbstract.Items.Add(a1); cboAbstract.Items.Add(a2); } private void PopulateSpecificDataSource() { // put specific structs in a datasource m_specificItems = new ArrayList(); SpecificItem s1 = new SpecificItem(); s1.SetValues(1, "Male" , "John Doe" ); m_specificItems.Add(s1); SpecificItem s2 = new SpecificItem(); s2.SetValues(1, "Female" , "Jane Doe" ); m_specificItems.Add(s2); SpecificItem s3 = new SpecificItem(); s3.SetValues(2, "Male" , "Lassie" ); m_specificItems.Add(s3); SpecificItem s4 = new SpecificItem(); s4.SetValues(2, "Female" , "Lady" ); m_specificItems.Add(s4); } private void PopulateSpecificList( int id) { // popualte specific with two structs based // on abstract list selection cboSpecific.Items.Clear(); foreach (SpecificItem s in m_specificItems) { if (id.Equals(s.ID)) { cboSpecific.Items.Add(s); } } } } public struct AbstractItem { private int m_id; private string m_lifeForm; public void SetValues( int id, string lifeform) { m_id = id; m_lifeForm = lifeform; } public int ID { get { return m_id; } } public string Lifeform { get { return m_lifeForm; } } public override string ToString() { return m_lifeForm; } } public struct SpecificItem { private int m_abstractID; private string m_gender; private string m_name; public void SetValues( int id, string gender, string name) { m_abstractID = id; m_gender = gender; m_name = name; } public int ID { get { return m_abstractID; } } public string Gender { get { return m_gender; } } public string Name { get { return m_name; } } public override string ToString() { return m_gender; } } }