How to select certain child node in TreeView, C#

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Published on 2010-03-23T13:25:35Z Indexed on 2010/03/23 13:33 UTC
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I am having a problem with selecting a certain child node.

What I want to achieve: I you have this treeview for example (one parent with two child nodes):
Parent
-Child with a value 5
-Child with a value 2.

I want to add these two values and assign them to Parent node:

Parent result 7
-Child 5
-Child 2.

Of course, a bigger treeview would have several parents and lots of children and they will all add up to one root node.

How can I do this?? pls help.

thx,
Caslav

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