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NumericUpDown

The NumericUpDown control looks like a pair of arrow buttons and a TextBox that the user can click to adjust the value. The control displays and sets a value. The user can change the Value by clicking the up and down arrows, or by typing a number in the TextBox section of the control.

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[TemplatePart(Name = ElementTextBox, Type = typeof(DatePickerTextBox))]
public class NumericUpDown : Control

Create NumericUpDown and set Value

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<hc:NumericUpDown Value="100"/>
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var numericUpDown = new NumericUpDown();
numericUpDown.Value = 100;

The generated NumericUpDown is shown below:NumericUpDown

Setting DecimalPlaces

If you need to change the number of decimal places displayed by Value, you can change DecimalPlaces. DecimalPlaces is a **int? ** Type, it does not limit the number of decimal places displayed when it is null, otherwise the displayed number of decimal places is the value of DecimalPlaces.

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<hc:NumericUpDown DecimalPlaces="2" Value="100.12345"/>
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numericUpDown.Value = 10.12345;
numericUpDown.DecimalPlaces = 2;

NumericUpDown

Setting Increment

You can set the Increment to increase or decrease the number when you click the button.

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<hc:NumericUpDown Value="100" Increment="10"/>
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numericUpDown.Increment = 10;

Set upper and lower limits

You can set the upper and lower limits of the Value by setting the Maximum and Minimum.

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<hc:NumericUpDown Maximum="500" Minimum="10"/>
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numericUpDown.Minimum = 10;
numericUpDown.Maximum = 1000;

Set title and placeholder text

You can add Headers and Placeholders to NumericUpDown to indicate to users what they do. To use these two additional attributes, you need to apply the NumericUpDownPlus style first.

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<hc:NumericUpDown ValueFormat="N2" Maximum="100000" Value="10000" Width="380" hc:InfoElement.TitleWidth="140" hc:InfoElement.Placeholder="Please enter the content" hc:InfoElement.TitlePlacement="Left" hc:InfoElement.Title="This is the title" Style="{StaticResource NumericUpDownExtend}" hc:InfoElement.Necessary="True" Margin="0,32,0,0"/>

NumericUpDown

Attributes

Property Description
Value Get or set the current value
Maximum Get or Set the Maximum Allowed Value
Minimum Get or set the minimum allowable value
Increment Gets or sets the value that the digital display box (also known as an up-down control) increments or decrements when the up or down button is clicked.
DecimalPlaces Gets or sets the decimal digits to be displayed in NumericUpDown. This property does not affect the Value property.
SelectionTextBrush
SelectionOpacity
SelectionBrush
CaretBrushProperty
ValueFormat
ShowUpDownButton

Event

Event Description
ValueChanged Occurs after the Value property has been changed in some way.

Style

name
NumericUpDown.Small
NumericUpDownExtend
NumericUpDownExtend.Small
NumericUpDownPlus
NumericUpDownPlus.Small

Validation

for validation follow instructions:
create a Class and inherit from ValidationRule

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public class NumericUpDownDemoRule : ValidationRule
{
    public override ValidationResult Validate(object value, CultureInfo cultureInfo)
    {
        if (value is not double doubleValue)
        {
            return new ValidationResult(false, HandyControl.Properties.Langs.Lang.FormatError);
        }

        return doubleValue % 2 > double.Epsilon
            ? new ValidationResult(false, Properties.Langs.Lang.Error)
            : ValidationResult.ValidResult;
    }
}

now bind to ValidationRule

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<hc:NumericUpDown hc:InfoElement.ShowClearButton="True" Style="{StaticResource NumericUpDownPlus}">
    <hc:NumericUpDown.Value>
        <Binding Path="DoubleValue1" UpdateSourceTrigger="PropertyChanged">
            <Binding.ValidationRules>
                <tools:NumericUpDownDemoRule/>
            </Binding.ValidationRules>
        </Binding>
    </hc:NumericUpDown.Value>
</hc:NumericUpDown>
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