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To set the mask in the ButtonEdit, we can replace the textbox with MaskedEditBox. In the default textbox, it does not have the mask support, so you can use the MaskedEditTextBox which is a custom TextBox allows to set the mask. In this article we have explained about how to set the MaskedEditTextBox in the ButtonEdit control. Please find the code for the same from following:
C# this.buttonEdit1.TextBox = this.maskedEditBox1;
VB: Me.buttonEdit1.TextBox = Me.maskedEditBox1;
Screenshot:
Fig 1: Shows the ButtonEdit control with the Mask fields.
Sample: C#: How to set mask for the text in ButtonEdit C#? VB: How to set mask for the text in ButtonEdit VB?
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