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combinations from 1 to n array and fill datagridview C#
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I need to fill a datagridview with all possible combinations of an array of 5 numbers which has range from 1 to n. (n lets say 100). My datagrid columns are Number1, Number2 Number3, Number4, Number 5.
I have read this
What is the best way to find all combinations of items in an array?
but I need to do the calculation on a button click and then fill the datagridview. Is that possible? thank you!
c# datagridview
asked Jan 3 at 12:17
touintatouinta
3953518
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EDIT
I need to fill a datagridview with all possible combinations of an array of 5 numbers which has range from 1 to n. (n lets say 100). My datagrid columns are Number1, Number2 Number3, Number4, Number 5.
I have read this
What is the best way to find all combinations of items in an array?
but I need to do the calculation on a button click and then fill the datagridview. Is that possible? thank you!
c# datagridview
asked Jan 3 at 12:17
touintatouinta
3953518
The answer is yes. Perhaps you need to ask for more detail?
– Enigmativity
Jan 3 at 13:06
Yes you are right...I need some help actually with tha math type...thank you
– touinta
Jan 3 at 13:07
You array contains only distinct numbers?
– Lev Z
Jan 3 at 15:01
Start with an array of 5 numbers. In a for-loop extract one number and return the remaining (array.Except(new { x }).ToArray())numbers. Recurse until you have an empty array.
– Enigmativity
Jan 3 at 22:32
add a comment |
EDIT
I need to fill a datagridview with all possible combinations of an array of 5 numbers which has range from 1 to n. (n lets say 100). My datagrid columns are Number1, Number2 Number3, Number4, Number 5.
I have read this
What is the best way to find all combinations of items in an array?
but I need to do the calculation on a button click and then fill the datagridview. Is that possible? thank you!
c# datagridview
asked Jan 3 at 12:17
touintatouinta
3953518
EDIT
I need to fill a datagridview with all possible combinations of an array of 5 numbers which has range from 1 to n. (n lets say 100). My datagrid columns are Number1, Number2 Number3, Number4, Number 5.
I have read this
What is the best way to find all combinations of items in an array?
but I need to do the calculation on a button click and then fill the datagridview. Is that possible? thank you!
c# datagridview
c# datagridview
asked Jan 3 at 12:17
touintatouinta
3953518
asked Jan 3 at 12:17
touintatouinta
3953518
edited Jan 3 at 12:32
touinta
asked Jan 3 at 12:17
touintatouinta
3953518
asked Jan 3 at 12:17
touintatouinta
3953518
asked Jan 3 at 12:17
touintatouinta
3953518
3953518
The answer is yes. Perhaps you need to ask for more detail?
– Enigmativity
Jan 3 at 13:06
Yes you are right...I need some help actually with tha math type...thank you
– touinta
Jan 3 at 13:07
You array contains only distinct numbers?
– Lev Z
Jan 3 at 15:01
Start with an array of 5 numbers. In a for-loop extract one number and return the remaining (array.Except(new { x }).ToArray())numbers. Recurse until you have an empty array.
– Enigmativity
Jan 3 at 22:32
add a comment |
The answer is yes. Perhaps you need to ask for more detail?
– Enigmativity
Jan 3 at 13:06
Yes you are right...I need some help actually with tha math type...thank you
– touinta
Jan 3 at 13:07
You array contains only distinct numbers?
– Lev Z
Jan 3 at 15:01
Start with an array of 5 numbers. In a for-loop extract one number and return the remaining (array.Except(new { x }).ToArray())numbers. Recurse until you have an empty array.
– Enigmativity
Jan 3 at 22:32
The answer is yes. Perhaps you need to ask for more detail?
– Enigmativity
Jan 3 at 13:06
The answer is yes. Perhaps you need to ask for more detail?
– Enigmativity
Jan 3 at 13:06
Yes you are right...I need some help actually with tha math type...thank you
– touinta
Jan 3 at 13:07
Yes you are right...I need some help actually with tha math type...thank you
– touinta
Jan 3 at 13:07
You array contains only distinct numbers?
– Lev Z
Jan 3 at 15:01
You array contains only distinct numbers?
– Lev Z
Jan 3 at 15:01
Start with an array of 5 numbers. In a for-loop extract one number and return the remaining (
array.Except(new { x }).ToArray()) numbers. Recurse until you have an empty array.– Enigmativity
Jan 3 at 22:32
Start with an array of 5 numbers. In a for-loop extract one number and return the remaining (
array.Except(new { x }).ToArray()) numbers. Recurse until you have an empty array.– Enigmativity
Jan 3 at 22:32
add a comment |
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The best way to fill datagridview is just by binding it to a dataTable...
so if you know how to do the math...
and if you know how to trigger a button click event...
just build a dataTable with all the columns and rows you need and when it's ready..
just do MyDataGridView.DataSource=MyDataTable...
answered Jan 3 at 12:50
Idan MarkoIdan Marko
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The best way to fill datagridview is just by binding it to a dataTable...
so if you know how to do the math...
and if you know how to trigger a button click event...
just build a dataTable with all the columns and rows you need and when it's ready..
just do MyDataGridView.DataSource=MyDataTable...
answered Jan 3 at 12:50
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The best way to fill datagridview is just by binding it to a dataTable...
so if you know how to do the math...
and if you know how to trigger a button click event...
just build a dataTable with all the columns and rows you need and when it's ready..
just do MyDataGridView.DataSource=MyDataTable...
answered Jan 3 at 12:50
Idan MarkoIdan Marko
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The best way to fill datagridview is just by binding it to a dataTable...
so if you know how to do the math...
and if you know how to trigger a button click event...
just build a dataTable with all the columns and rows you need and when it's ready..
just do MyDataGridView.DataSource=MyDataTable...
answered Jan 3 at 12:50
Idan MarkoIdan Marko
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The best way to fill datagridview is just by binding it to a dataTable...
so if you know how to do the math...
and if you know how to trigger a button click event...
just build a dataTable with all the columns and rows you need and when it's ready..
just do MyDataGridView.DataSource=MyDataTable...
answered Jan 3 at 12:50
Idan MarkoIdan Marko
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The answer is yes. Perhaps you need to ask for more detail?
– Enigmativity
Jan 3 at 13:06
Yes you are right...I need some help actually with tha math type...thank you
– touinta
Jan 3 at 13:07
You array contains only distinct numbers?
– Lev Z
Jan 3 at 15:01
Start with an array of 5 numbers. In a for-loop extract one number and return the remaining (
array.Except(new { x }).ToArray())numbers. Recurse until you have an empty array.– Enigmativity
Jan 3 at 22:32