>Hi,
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>I've got a grid with a list of payments received from a customer. I'd like to display a total of all payments for the current customer into a readonly textbox.
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>Is there an easy way of doing this?
Not precisely trivial, but yes, you can add up the values - several methods for that - and put the result in the TextBox. The tricky part is to keep the TextBox alligned with the corresponding Grid Column, because the user can (a) scroll off, (b) rearrange the column order, and (c) change the column widths.
You have to intercept each of the corresponding events, and change the .Left value of your TextBox. The calculation to make it allign with the correct Column is, surprisingly, the easiest part: just use the ObjToClient() function to get the offset from the left side of the Form.
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