Running total columns in DataGridView

SeanPress 206 Reputation points
2024-07-13T23:42:00.3966667+00:00

Hi,

I have a DataGridView with 4 columns & I am trying make the last 2 columns running totals, calculated by checking if the Type column value is A or B, then adding the Quantity column progressively as new rows are added. Please see table below to demonstrate what I am trying to achieve. I have added the VB code I am using below, when I use this I am getting a running total for both types in both columns, i.e. both running total columns are adding all the Vol column values all the way down regardless of whether they are type A or B. Can anyone help sort my code to differentiate between the two types & have each running total column only add the Vol for the appropriate Type?

Type Vol Running Total A Running Total B
A 3 3
A 2 5
B 3 3
A 4 9
B 5 8

Dim valT As Double = 0

Dim valA As Double = 0

 

        For Each row As DataGridViewRow In DataGridView1.Rows

            If row.Cells(“colTyp”).Value = (“A”) Then

                For i As Integer = 0 To DataGridView1.Rows.Count - 1

                    valA += DataGridView1.Rows(i).Cells("colVol").Value

                    DataGridView1.Rows(i).Cells("colRunA").Value = valA

                Next

            ElseIf row.Cells(“colTyp”).Value = (“B”) Then

                    For i As Integer = 0 To DataGridView1.Rows.Count - 1

                        valB += DataGridView1.Rows(i).Cells("colVol").Value

                        DataGridView1.Rows(i).Cells("colRunB").Value = valB

                    Next

            End If

        Next

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  1. Anonymous
    2024-07-14T17:38:36.74+00:00

    Hi

    Here is another version, this one also has 2 TextBoxes and a Button for user input as well as standard DGV new row input, and a Button to refresh with new random data. There is minimal exception handling so there are likely to be input exceptions to take care of. Negative and blank Vol values are catered for, though you did not specify.Entries can be from the 2 TextBoxes and Button, or, directly into the DGV new row.

    The values of columns 0 and 1 can be edited and changes will propagate through.

    In tests, when an invalid entry is detected, it will be handle sensibly,

    111

    ' to test this code, start a new Project
    ' add a DataGridView named DGV and a Label1,
    ' Label2, TextBox1, TextBox2, Button1 and
    ' Button2 in the Designer
    ' Button2 is to refresh with new random data.
    ' Copy/Replace ALL the code in Form1 
    ' with ALL this code.
    ' NOTE: limited exceprion handling for inputs
    ' 
    Option Strict On
    Option Explicit On
    Public Class Form1
    	Dim dt As New DataTable("Freddy")
    	Dim r As New Random
    	Private Sub Form1_Load(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
    		With dt
    			.Columns.Add("Type", GetType(String))
    			.Columns.Add("Vol", GetType(Integer))
    			.Columns.Add("Running Total A", GetType(Integer))
    			.Columns.Add("Running Total B", GetType(Integer))
    		End With
    		SetTestData()
    		DGV.Columns("Running Total A").ReadOnly = True
    		DGV.Columns("Running Total B").ReadOnly = True
    	End Sub
    	Private Sub Button2_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click
    		' make a new set of Test Data
    		dt.Clear()
    		SetTestData()
    		Calc()
    	End Sub
    	Sub SetTestData()
    		' add some initial test data
    		Dim s1 As Integer = 0
    		Dim s2 As Integer = 0
    		For i As Integer = 0 To 5
    			Dim r1 As Integer = r.Next(1, 8)
    			dt.Rows.Add(IIf(r.Next(0, 2) = 0, "A"c, "B"c), r1)
    		Next
    		DGV.DataSource = dt
    	End Sub
    	
    	Sub DGV_CellValidated(sender As Object, e As DataGridViewCellEventArgs) Handles DGV.CellValidated
    		Calc()
    	End Sub
    	Sub Calc()
    		Dim s1 As Integer = 0
    		Dim s2 As Integer = 0
    		For Each r As DataGridViewRow In DGV.Rows
    			If Not r.Index = DGV.NewRowIndex Then
    				Dim v As Integer = 0
    				Integer.TryParse(r.Cells(1).Value.ToString, v)
    				r.Cells(0).Value = r.Cells(0).Value.ToString.ToUpper
    				Dim a1 As String = r.Cells(0).Value.ToString.ToUpper
    				Dim r1 As Integer = v
    				r.Cells(1).Value = IIf(v = 0, 0, v)
    				'	If r.Index = 6 Then Stop
    				If a1 = "A" Then
    					s1 += CInt(r.Cells(1).Value)
    					r.Cells("Running Total A").Value = s1
    					r.Cells("Running Total B").Value = DBNull.Value
    				ElseIf a1 = "B" Then
    					s2 += CInt(r.Cells(1).Value)
    					r.Cells("Running Total A").Value = DBNull.Value
    					r.Cells("Running Total B").Value = s2
    				End If
    			End If
    		Next
    		Label1.Text = dt.Compute("SUM([Running Total A])", String.Empty).ToString
    		Label2.Text = dt.Compute("SUM([Running Total B])", String.Empty).ToString
    		TextBox1.Text = String.Empty
    		TextBox2.Text = String.Empty
    	End Sub
    	Private Sub Button1_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
    		If TextBox1.Text.Length > 0 Then
    			Dim i = -1
    			Integer.TryParse(TextBox2.Text, i)
    			dt.Rows.Add(TextBox1.Text.ToUpper, i)
    			Calc()
    		End If
    	End Sub
    	Private Sub DGV_DataError(sender As Object, e As DataGridViewDataErrorEventArgs) Handles DGV.DataError
    		If e.Context = 768 Then
    			' parsing or commit error
    			DGV.CancelEdit()
    			Console.Beep(3000, 80)
    			DGV(e.ColumnIndex, e.RowIndex).Value = 0
    			DGV.EndEdit()
    		End If
    	End Sub
    End Class
    
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