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<pre><ComboBox x:Name="cbCostType" ItemsSource="{Binding}" SelectedValuePath="CostTypId" DisplayMemberPath="CostTypeName" Canvas.Left="176" Canvas.Top="118" Width="214" TabIndex="5" SelectionChanged="cbCostType_SelectionChanged"/>


C#
<pre>public class CostType
    {
       public int CostTypeId { set; get; }
       public string CostTypeName { set; get; }

       public CostType(int costTypeId, string costTypeName)
       {
           this.CostTypeId = costTypeId;
           this.CostTypeName = costTypeName;
       }
    }



C#
<pre> public static List<CostType> FillDriverCostTypeCombo()
        {
            var costList = new List<CostType>();
            var costIncluded = new CostType(0, "Included");
            costList.Add(costIncluded);
            var costMonth = new CostType(1, "Monthly");
            costList.Add(costMonth);
            var costDay = new CostType(2, "Daily");
            costList.Add(costDay);
            return costList;
        }


What I have tried:

I've tried the normal way
C#
cbCostType.selectedValue=1;

Second way i've tried
C#
var costTypeitem=new CostType(1,"monthly");
cbCostType.selectedItem=costTypeitem;


the only way works is using SelectedIndex
Posted
Updated 15-Jan-21 13:13pm

1 solution

Yes, it's .SelectedIndex, not "selectedValue".

A .SelectedItem refers to an "existing" object in the ItemSource. You can't just make up another object and expect a match (unless it's a value type; like a string).
 
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Rabee3-F1.787545 16-Jan-21 14:20pm    
if i want to make selected item CostTypeId = 1 how can u give me an example

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