Quickstart

This quick start gets you started with the DateEdit control by letting you create a WinForms application, add DateEdit control to it, and set a specific date in DateEdit.

To quickly get started using the control, follow these steps:

Add DateEdit control

1. Create a Windows Forms Application in Visual Studio.

2. Add C1.Win.Calendar, C1.Win.Input and C1.Win assemblies (dependant assemblies for DateEdit control).

3. Drag and drop the DateEdit control from the Toolbox to the application.

4. Set the DateEdit's Name property to 'dateEdit' in the Properties window using C1DateEdit class. You can also initialize the DateEdit control in the code as given below:

   C1DateEdit dateEdit = new C1DateEdit();
   

Configure DateEdit control

1. Set the size and location for DateEdit control:

   // set DateEdit size and location
   dateEdit.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(150, 20);
   dateEdit.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(330, 126);
   

2. Set the Value property to a particular date or time value using the Value property in the C1DropDownEditorBase class:

   // set the Value property to a date or time value.
   dateEdit.Value = new DateTime(2021, 01, 05);
   

Build and Run the Project

1. Click Build | Build Solution to build the project.
2. Press F5 to run the project.

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Note: For .NET applications, DateEdit control is available in the C1.Win.Calendar.5 assembly, but for .NET Framework applications, DateEdit control is available in both C1.Win.Calendar.4.5.2 and C1.Win.C1Input.4.5.2 assemblies.