DataRepeater Question

[Tony K]

I downloaded the new VB PowerPack 3.0 and began using the DataRepeater. I
have 2 DateTimePickers, current and future. When I add a new item, to the
datarepeater, I want to automatically add 1 year to the future
DateTimePicker.

The DataRepeater contains fields from the Service table of my DataSet.

Here is my code.
Try
Me.DataRepeater1.AddNew()
Me.ServiceDateDateTimePicker.Value = Date.Today
Me.DueDateDateTimePicker.Value.AddYears(1)
Catch ex As Exception
MessageBox.Show(ex.ToString)
End Try

I don't receive an exception, but the DueDate.... does not change. It
remains the same (today's date) as the ServiceDate....

Tony K.

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Tony,

DateTime's AddYears method returns a datetime with the added value.

You could then, for example, assign the returned datetime to the
datetimepicker's value property, etc.

Kerry Moorman

"Tony K" wrote:

I downloaded the new VB PowerPack 3.0 and began using the DataRepeater. I
have 2 DateTimePickers, current and future. When I add a new item, to the
datarepeater, I want to automatically add 1 year to the future
DateTimePicker.

The DataRepeater contains fields from the Service table of my DataSet.

Here is my code.
Try
Me.DataRepeater1.AddNew()
Me.ServiceDateDateTimePicker.Value = Date.Today
Me.DueDateDateTimePicker.Value.AddYears(1)
Catch ex As Exception
MessageBox.Show(ex.ToString)
End Try

I don't receive an exception, but the DueDate.... does not change. It
remains the same (today's date) as the ServiceDate....

Tony K.

[Tony K]

Ohhh.. Ok. I'll try that.
Thanks,
Tony K.
"Kerry Moorman" <Ke**********@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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Tony,

DateTime's AddYears method returns a datetime with the added value.

You could then, for example, assign the returned datetime to the
datetimepicker's value property, etc.

Kerry Moorman

"Tony K" wrote:

>I downloaded the new VB PowerPack 3.0 and began using the DataRepeater.
I
have 2 DateTimePickers, current and future. When I add a new item, to
the
datarepeater, I want to automatically add 1 year to the future
DateTimePicker.

The DataRepeater contains fields from the Service table of my DataSet.

Here is my code.
Try
Me.DataRepeater1.AddNew()
Me.ServiceDateDateTimePicker.Value = Date.Today
Me.DueDateDateTimePicker.Value.AddYears(1)
Catch ex As Exception
MessageBox.Show(ex.ToString)
End Try

I don't receive an exception, but the DueDate.... does not change. It
remains the same (today's date) as the ServiceDate....

Tony K.