I have a UserControl ( ResultContainerPanel ) that at runtime I am trying to add a second UserControl ( Result ) to. The Code works and I see the Result objects that I am placing in ResultContainerPanel .Control, but the Result objects are not keeping their location. It looks like they are stacking on top of one another. I have viewed the Location of the objects and they seem to be correct. This is the user control ResultContainerPanel This is the user control Result This is the result off adding 3 Result objects at runtime. There are 3 controls in the ResultContainerPanel with varying locations, but it appears that all three stack on top of each other. Struggling to understand, any help would be greatly appreciated.

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jsparks228 6

I have a UserControl (ResultContainerPanel) that at runtime I am trying to add a second UserControl (Result) to. The Code works and I see the Result objects that I am placing in ResultContainerPanel.Control, but the Result objects are not keeping their location. It looks like they are stacking on top of one another. I have viewed the Location of the objects and they seem to be correct.

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This is the user control ResultContainerPanel

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This is the user control Result

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This is the result off adding 3 Result objects at runtime. There are 3 controls in the ResultContainerPanel with varying locations, but it appears that all three stack on top of each other.

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Struggling to understand, any help would be greatly appreciated.

Jack J Jun 24,286 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor

2023-03-02T02:30:34.74+00:00

@jsparks228 , Welcome to Microsoft Q&A, you could output their location to check if they have the same location.

This is the result off adding 3 Result objects at runtime.

How do you add the 3 controls, could you provide some code about it?
Jack J Jun 24,286 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor

2023-03-13T02:50:17.0266667+00:00

@jsparks228, is any update for this question?