The North entries in the combo box denotes first row in the floor and South denotes second row. When we click a ‘Bed Number’ the bed goes to the allocated mode, and that is shown in yellow color with a check mark in it. To reserve a bed, we have to select the floor number in the combo box. A scroll bar is provided to see all the beds as the screen initially displays 10 beds on each floor completely. Each row in each floor has space for 15 beds. Top of the form shows three floors and beds are arranged in two rows on each floor.
The Form shows a Hospital Bed allocation system. Look at the screen shot given of the C# TableLayoutPanel Example below: Say, for example, we can place a Panel in a cell and add multiple controls to that Panel. But if we still need an answer, place a container you like in that cell and start placing the controls inside the container which occupying the cell. What if we need to have multiple controls in one cell? Actually, that is not required most of the time for this container. Why we say that it is a special container? Because each cell can hold only one control in it. We can imagine each cell as a special container. The C# TableLayoutPanel is collection cells and these cells can be arranged in rows and columns.
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At the end we will see a small professional looking form that can be used by any hospital management application. Also, we will nest some other layout panel with this one.
In this example, we will see how the C# TableLayoutPanel can be used & how each cell of this panel behaves. Introduction To C# TableLayoutPanel Containerĭo you know how the Table works in html? The “ TableLayoutPanel” works almost the same way how the table works in html.