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Visual C# | DataGridView events exercise | The CellFormatting event of a DataGridView
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| Software ==> | Visual C# (70 exercises) |
| Version ==> | Any version of C# |
| Topic ==> | DataGridView events (3 exercises) |
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| Course ==> | WinForms using Visual C# |
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If you haven't already done so, create a data source for the Access Mortgage database in the above folder.
Create a form called frmPerson to show a list of mortgage applicants in a DataGridView, then customise this DataGridView so that:
- Any loan amount of £100,000 or more shows up in pink (use the CellFormatting event)
- You cna't any new records to the table (set the AllowUserToAddRows property)
This is what your DataGridView should look like:
As promised, the largest loans appear coloured
Change your DataGridView so that you can use it to add new records, but if you do the mortgage type default value is 1 and the loan amount default value is 0 (use the DefaultValuesNeeded event):
The default values for a new row
When everything is working OK, close your form.