> Hi,
> Still me and my newbie's questions. With my advanced age, it is
> difficult to change programming language.
>
> A procedure reads a receipt (cooking receipt for example) and filled
> out a table in memory: aTab() as string. I want to cumulate the
> quantities of the lines having the same reference. Then I want to sort
> this result on the quantities.
>
> The objective is to print a label with the composition by descending
> order of quantities.
>
> In my other language, I filled a hidden datagrid and I work with (I
> can make search, sorting, ... easily on this datagrid)
>
> Should I do the same sort of thing with VB.Net or are there a more
> easy or powerful way to do that ?
>
> Sorry if I am not very clear but my English is a little rusted.
>

> You might want to look at the datatable object.  You can combine this with a
> dataview for sorting, filtering and the like.
>
> T
>
> Stéphane Miqueu wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> Still me and my newbie's questions. With my advanced age, it is difficult
>> to change programming language.
>>
>> A procedure reads a receipt (cooking receipt for example) and filled out a
>> table in memory: aTab() as string. I want to cumulate the quantities of the
>> lines having the same reference. Then I want to sort this result on the
>> quantities.
>>
>> The objective is to print a label with the composition by descending order
>> of quantities.
>>
>> In my other language, I filled a hidden datagrid and I work with (I can
>> make search, sorting, ... easily on this datagrid)
>>
>> Should I do the same sort of thing with VB.Net or are there a more easy or
>> powerful way to do that ?
>>
>> Sorry if I am not very clear but my English is a little rusted.