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That make a combo box with various height values but my code does not run, the result only adds 1.47:
for(double i = 1.47; i <= 2.00; i++)
{
cbxExemplo.Itens.Add(i);
}
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That make a combo box with various height values but my code does not run, the result only adds 1.47:
for(double i = 1.47; i <= 2.00; i++)
{
cbxExemplo.Itens.Add(i);
}
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Well your problem is in the incrementer used (i++), since when you perform the operation in the first iteration of the cycle the value is 1.47 so according to the increment i++ the value in the second iteration would be 2.47 and being the condition 2.47 <= 2.00 it stops-te the cycle added only the first value. If you want to use the above code you should use an increment of i+= 0.01
for(double i = 1.47; i <= 2.00; i+=0.01)
{
cbxExemplo.Itens.Add(i);
}
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Good after breaking my head a lot and testing various codes I got it I hope it helps someone with the same problem:
for(int i = 147; i <= 200; i++)
{
double num = i;
cbxExemplo.Itens.Add((num/100).ToString("N2"));
}
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