2 comboboxes

[freddy]

I want to select text from combobox 1 and have another combox with a list of
different items. Example:

if cb1 is Dell than show me only the laptop for dell on cb2
if cb1 is IBM than show me only the laptop for IBM on cb2

 

[Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )]

I want to select text from combobox 1 and have another combox with a listof
different items. Example:

if cb1 is Dell than show me only the laptop for dell on cb2
if cb1 is IBM than show me only the laptop for IBM on cb2

and your question is?

simply handle the selectedIndexChange in cb1 and then repopulate cb2

 

[jp2msft]

What do you mean?

This?

cb2.Items.Clear();
if (cb1.Text == "Dell")
{
cb2.Items.Add("Dell option 1");
cb2.Items.Add("Dell option 2");
cb2.Items.Add("Dell option 3");
} else if (cb1.Text == "IBM")
{
cb2.Items.Add("IBM option 1");
cb2.Items.Add("IBM option 2");
cb2.Items.Add("IBM option 3");
}

 

[Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )]

What do you mean?

This?

cb2.Items.Clear();
if (cb1.Text == "Dell")
{
  cb2.Items.Add("Dell option 1");
  cb2.Items.Add("Dell option 2");
  cb2.Items.Add("Dell option 3");} else if (cb1.Text == "IBM")

{
  cb2.Items.Add("IBM option 1");
  cb2.Items.Add("IBM option 2");
  cb2.Items.Add("IBM option 3");



}



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That is in the most primitive form yes. If you have them in a table or
a dataset you can do it in a general way.