// This form is intended to represent a in memory "report" for the user
// and it was for this reason that I decided to require the data be
// passed into the report akin to a standard report.
public ViewAgedData(ResultsDataStruct results)
{
InitializeComponent();
// Building the strings that will display communicate where the results
// were calculated from.
string header1 = "Aging results for file " +
results.File;
string header2 = "being performed on " +
results.DateColumn +
" from " +
results.Date.ToString("MM/dd/yyyy");
string sumValHead = "Summary of " +
results.ValueColumn;
// Populate the report with our results and built strings.
LblFooter.Text = DateTime.Now.ToString();
LblHeader1.Text = header1;
LblHeader2.Text = header2;
LblHeaderSumValue.Text = sumValHead;
LblBucket1.Text = results.Data.Day0To30.ToString();
LblBucket2.Text = results.Data.Day31To60.ToString();
LblBucket3.Text = results.Data.Day61To90.ToString();
LblBucket4.Text = results.Data.Day91To120.ToString();
LblBucket5.Text = results.Data.Day121To150.ToString();
LblBucket6.Text = results.Data.Day151To180.ToString();
LblBucket7.Text = results.Data.Day181To270.ToString();
LblBucket8.Text = results.Data.Day271To360.ToString();
LblBucket9.Text = results.Data.Day361Plus.ToString();
}
private void BtnView_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
var results = new ResultsDataStruct(TbxFilePath.Text.ToString(),
DtpAnchorDate.Value,
LbxDatesToAgeBy.SelectedItem.ToString(),
LbxDataToAge.SelectedItem.ToString(),
AgedData);
var agedData = new ViewAgedData(results);
agedData.Show();
}
