Ascending Order Textbox Separated with Comma
-1
I'm new here. I have a textbox,
Textbox1.text = 1,2,7,4,11.
I want to be Output:
1,2,4,7,11.
Textbox1.text = 1,2,7,4,11.
I want to be Output:
1,2,4,7,11.
VB.Net
I found this code and it works for who wants it.
Code:
Private Sub Array()
Dim InputNumbers, SplitInputNumbers, ArrayCount, ReSort, iterInputNum, Num1, Num2
InputNumbers = OutputText1.Text
SplitInputNumbers = Split(InputNumbers, ",")
ArrayCount = UBound(SplitInputNumbers)
ReSort = "YES"
While ReSort = "YES"
ReSort = "NO"
For iterInputNum = 0 To ArrayCount
If iterInputNum < ArrayCount Then
If CInt(SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum)) > CInt(SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum + 1)) Then
Num1 = SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum)
Num2 = SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum + 1)
SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum + 1) = Num1
SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum) = Num2
ReSort = "YES"
End If
End If
Next
End While
Dim iterSortedNum, SortedNumericArray
For iterSortedNum = 0 To ArrayCount
If iterSortedNum = 0 Then
SortedNumericArray = SplitInputNumbers(iterSortedNum)
Else
SortedNumericArray = SortedNumericArray & "," & SplitInputNumbers(iterSortedNum)
End If
Next
OutputText1.Text = (SortedNumericArray)
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asked Dec 29 '18 at 2:06
Andruska RobertAndruska Robert
63
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-1
I'm new here. I have a textbox,
Textbox1.text = 1,2,7,4,11.
I want to be Output:
1,2,4,7,11.
Textbox1.text = 1,2,7,4,11.
I want to be Output:
1,2,4,7,11.
VB.Net
I found this code and it works for who wants it.
Code:
Private Sub Array()
Dim InputNumbers, SplitInputNumbers, ArrayCount, ReSort, iterInputNum, Num1, Num2
InputNumbers = OutputText1.Text
SplitInputNumbers = Split(InputNumbers, ",")
ArrayCount = UBound(SplitInputNumbers)
ReSort = "YES"
While ReSort = "YES"
ReSort = "NO"
For iterInputNum = 0 To ArrayCount
If iterInputNum < ArrayCount Then
If CInt(SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum)) > CInt(SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum + 1)) Then
Num1 = SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum)
Num2 = SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum + 1)
SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum + 1) = Num1
SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum) = Num2
ReSort = "YES"
End If
End If
Next
End While
Dim iterSortedNum, SortedNumericArray
For iterSortedNum = 0 To ArrayCount
If iterSortedNum = 0 Then
SortedNumericArray = SplitInputNumbers(iterSortedNum)
Else
SortedNumericArray = SortedNumericArray & "," & SplitInputNumbers(iterSortedNum)
End If
Next
OutputText1.Text = (SortedNumericArray)
vb.net
asked Dec 29 '18 at 2:06
Andruska RobertAndruska Robert
63
add a comment |
-1
-1
-1
I'm new here. I have a textbox,
Textbox1.text = 1,2,7,4,11.
I want to be Output:
1,2,4,7,11.
Textbox1.text = 1,2,7,4,11.
I want to be Output:
1,2,4,7,11.
VB.Net
I found this code and it works for who wants it.
Code:
Private Sub Array()
Dim InputNumbers, SplitInputNumbers, ArrayCount, ReSort, iterInputNum, Num1, Num2
InputNumbers = OutputText1.Text
SplitInputNumbers = Split(InputNumbers, ",")
ArrayCount = UBound(SplitInputNumbers)
ReSort = "YES"
While ReSort = "YES"
ReSort = "NO"
For iterInputNum = 0 To ArrayCount
If iterInputNum < ArrayCount Then
If CInt(SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum)) > CInt(SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum + 1)) Then
Num1 = SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum)
Num2 = SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum + 1)
SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum + 1) = Num1
SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum) = Num2
ReSort = "YES"
End If
End If
Next
End While
Dim iterSortedNum, SortedNumericArray
For iterSortedNum = 0 To ArrayCount
If iterSortedNum = 0 Then
SortedNumericArray = SplitInputNumbers(iterSortedNum)
Else
SortedNumericArray = SortedNumericArray & "," & SplitInputNumbers(iterSortedNum)
End If
Next
OutputText1.Text = (SortedNumericArray)
vb.net
asked Dec 29 '18 at 2:06
Andruska RobertAndruska Robert
63
I'm new here. I have a textbox,
Textbox1.text = 1,2,7,4,11.
I want to be Output:
1,2,4,7,11.
Textbox1.text = 1,2,7,4,11.
I want to be Output:
1,2,4,7,11.
VB.Net
I found this code and it works for who wants it.
Code:
Private Sub Array()
Dim InputNumbers, SplitInputNumbers, ArrayCount, ReSort, iterInputNum, Num1, Num2
InputNumbers = OutputText1.Text
SplitInputNumbers = Split(InputNumbers, ",")
ArrayCount = UBound(SplitInputNumbers)
ReSort = "YES"
While ReSort = "YES"
ReSort = "NO"
For iterInputNum = 0 To ArrayCount
If iterInputNum < ArrayCount Then
If CInt(SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum)) > CInt(SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum + 1)) Then
Num1 = SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum)
Num2 = SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum + 1)
SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum + 1) = Num1
SplitInputNumbers(iterInputNum) = Num2
ReSort = "YES"
End If
End If
Next
End While
Dim iterSortedNum, SortedNumericArray
For iterSortedNum = 0 To ArrayCount
If iterSortedNum = 0 Then
SortedNumericArray = SplitInputNumbers(iterSortedNum)
Else
SortedNumericArray = SortedNumericArray & "," & SplitInputNumbers(iterSortedNum)
End If
Next
OutputText1.Text = (SortedNumericArray)
vb.net
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asked Dec 29 '18 at 2:06
Andruska RobertAndruska Robert
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asked Dec 29 '18 at 2:06
Andruska RobertAndruska Robert
63
edited Dec 29 '18 at 2:37
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asked Dec 29 '18 at 2:06
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asked Dec 29 '18 at 2:06
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asked Dec 29 '18 at 2:06
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You could do something like this. It takes your string splits it into an array. Converts each substring into a number, Making a new Integer array. Sorts that new array. and then using join converts it back into a comma separated string
Dim str = "1,2,7,4,11"
Dim b = String.Join(",", str.Split(",").Select(Function(x) Integer.Parse(x.Trim())).OrderBy(Function(x) x))
answered Dec 29 '18 at 2:37
Paul HebertPaul Hebert
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Up vote for one liner.
– Mary
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You could do something like this. It takes your string splits it into an array. Converts each substring into a number, Making a new Integer array. Sorts that new array. and then using join converts it back into a comma separated string
Dim str = "1,2,7,4,11"
Dim b = String.Join(",", str.Split(",").Select(Function(x) Integer.Parse(x.Trim())).OrderBy(Function(x) x))
answered Dec 29 '18 at 2:37
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Up vote for one liner.
– Mary
Dec 29 '18 at 4:55
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You could do something like this. It takes your string splits it into an array. Converts each substring into a number, Making a new Integer array. Sorts that new array. and then using join converts it back into a comma separated string
Dim str = "1,2,7,4,11"
Dim b = String.Join(",", str.Split(",").Select(Function(x) Integer.Parse(x.Trim())).OrderBy(Function(x) x))
answered Dec 29 '18 at 2:37
Paul HebertPaul Hebert
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Up vote for one liner.
– Mary
Dec 29 '18 at 4:55
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You could do something like this. It takes your string splits it into an array. Converts each substring into a number, Making a new Integer array. Sorts that new array. and then using join converts it back into a comma separated string
Dim str = "1,2,7,4,11"
Dim b = String.Join(",", str.Split(",").Select(Function(x) Integer.Parse(x.Trim())).OrderBy(Function(x) x))
answered Dec 29 '18 at 2:37
Paul HebertPaul Hebert
16317
You could do something like this. It takes your string splits it into an array. Converts each substring into a number, Making a new Integer array. Sorts that new array. and then using join converts it back into a comma separated string
Dim str = "1,2,7,4,11"
Dim b = String.Join(",", str.Split(",").Select(Function(x) Integer.Parse(x.Trim())).OrderBy(Function(x) x))
answered Dec 29 '18 at 2:37
Paul HebertPaul Hebert
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answered Dec 29 '18 at 2:37
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answered Dec 29 '18 at 2:37
Paul HebertPaul Hebert
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answered Dec 29 '18 at 2:37
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Up vote for one liner.
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Up vote for one liner.
– Mary
Dec 29 '18 at 4:55
Up vote for one liner.
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