I'm programming in C# in Visual Studio and I'm using a Groupbox in which I insert a number of TextBoxes, depending on data I retrive from the database. As I don't know how many Textboxes there are, I store the amount in the Tag Property of the Groupbox. In another routine I use this value. But I'm receiving an error message. First case: If I try to use this value directly:
int Nbancos = Gb_Bancos.Tag;
Visual Studio says that "it's not possible to convert inplicitly type object in int." Second case: If I make an explicit convertion:
int Nbancos = (int) Gb_Bancos.Tag;
There's no error during compiling but when I run the program I receive the error message: "System.InvalidCastException:specified conversion is not valid". Third case: I tried a conversion to string:
string Nb = (string) Gb_Bancos.Tag;
int NBancos = int.Parse(Nb);
And I received the same error message above. I know it must be a silly error, but please, can anyone help me? What am I doing wrong? Thanks.