Help me with Visual Studio 2010 - Need to find max index in a combo box.

[Alcsaar]

I'm trying to code a project for one of my classes. Trying to finish it up before I have to head to class in about 3 hours.

I need to figure out how I can pull the item count from a combo box. The user of the program is able to enter and remove values as they use the program, so I can't simply hard code in a value. If a user adds 15 items to a combo box and I need to pull that amount from the combo box to use in code later on, how would I go about doing that?

There must be a property that returns the count of items or indexes in the combobox, but I can't find it.

I tried .Items.ListCount -> but thats apparently for access or something, not visual studio.
I've looked through the list of properties and can't seem to find one that would return the value I need. Im positive there has to be a property for this. Anyone know what it is?

For reference, I'm basically creating a second form for a summary that displays a list of all the items in the combo box.

[Blade and Soul]

Try:

myComboBox.Items.Count

It's been awhile since I've messed with combo boxes though =/

[Alcsaar]

Try:

myComboBox.Items.Count

It's been awhile since I've messed with combo boxes though =/

Yea thanks i actually found this and was trying it, it doesn't seem to be working 100% properly. For example, if i try using it with this code:

totalLabelsLabel.Text = mainForm.myComboBox.Items.Count

Its not displaying it in the label.

Edit* Fixed it, the loop statement before the code was looping endlessly, so it wasn't even getting to that code. Works fine, thanks.