Adam,
Thanks for pointing me to that article.
So, if I create a derived class inheriting the class ImportManager, I can override any method or property in that base class. Specifically the virtual method ImportProductsFromXlsx.
However, I don't see how that helps me. I want to change some of the assignment statements in the ImportProductsFromXlsx. method. For instance, price. If I want to calculate a price in my derived class, how would I do that and still have the base class do all of the other processing?
I hope that makes sense.
Thanks,
Tony
Thanks for pointing me to that article.
So, if I create a derived class inheriting the class ImportManager, I can override any method or property in that base class. Specifically the virtual method ImportProductsFromXlsx.
However, I don't see how that helps me. I want to change some of the assignment statements in the ImportProductsFromXlsx. method. For instance, price. If I want to calculate a price in my derived class, how would I do that and still have the base class do all of the other processing?
I hope that makes sense.
Thanks,
Tony
Here's a link with good information.
Hope that helps!