I have a form with a combobox made up of Locations, 2 buttons (Show and Exit) and a label that shows the location in the combo and name of the corresponding locality:
What I need is, if there is a location selected as the example of the image, when changing the selection of the location, the message is emptied.
I do not know if I understood it correctly, but do you want that when you select a value that is not the one that was already selected, the contents of the label will be deleted?
If so, the previous code would be worth it with a small variation
private void comboBox1_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
//En esta comparación supongo que solo es el texto del combobox lo que se copia en la label
//si es una frase tendrias que "currarte" la comparación(muy facil)
if (label1.Text.equals(comboBox1.Text))
{
label1.Text = "";
}
}
As I understood, you want that at the moment of selecting one of the options of the combobox, in the label the message with the selected locality is shown, right?
I could use the SelectedIndexChanged event, then take the text from the combobox and concatenate it with the message, then send it to the label.
