C# Windows Form - Quick Project for Mathematics C# Developer - Form and DB attached

I am not a Microsoft C# Developer, but I am trying to learn, I need someone to help create the following for my own personal Project, I will adapt it for wherever I need it.. Thank You Very Much This will be used on many of my forms, so I was sure how to create it, I decided on a Form Contol, if you need to convert it (it will be used on many different forms) that is fine, I have tried to complete this, but can figure out the mathmatical logic, the aucual number that is saved to the database follows below: I think all measurements need to use a universal number then divide by a number for Imperial and/if Metric. Entering Values in Measurement Boxes When entering a quantity in any Imperial measurement box, the last two digits typed are always interpreted as inches and will always convert to feet. For example: 824 is interpreted as 8 feet, 24 inches and displays 10' 0", 10 will be 10" and 1010 will be 10' 10". When entering a quantity in any Metric measurement box, the value is ALWAYS entered as millimeters. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Create Calculation C# - Winform Control or as required to be used in many forms. Any Questions.. Please Ask.. Thank You.. Please used the information below and the attached items to create calculations as indicated below for Imperial and Metric number Entries.. This will be used in my C# real time application. 12" O.C - 1'0" - (entered as 100)= enters database as 3048 16" O.C - 1'4" - (entered as 104)= enters database as 4064 24" O.C - 2'-0" - (entered as 200 = enters database as 6096 48" O.C - 4-0" (entered as 480) = enters database as 12192 96" O.C - 8-0" (entered as 800) = enters database as 24384 120" O.C - 10-0" (entered as 1200) = enters database as 30480 But needs to be converted back to show correctly in Feet'-Inch" or mm Format always. ------------------------------------------------------------------ ID: = ID autonumber QtyMethod ( 0 = imperial - 1 = metric) If Imperial Selected then Lenght: Number - Enter Value )example 1200 would convert to show 12'-0" - 104 = 1'-4" After inputting example 1200 = show 12'-0" or 1004 = show 10'-4" or 100 = show 1'0" Create the Math/Calcs to covert any digits to feet and in, even if 1212 where enter it show 13'0" Hieght: - Number - Same as above O.C: - Number - Same as above Save - Save to database (ID autonumber) and clear for next inputs Show Results in Datagrid x autonumber|lenght|hieght|oc (oc = on center) If Metric Selected then it needs to show in mm, with the same formats as above except in mm ------------------------------------------------------------------ C# Winform Control Box attached. small access .mdb database attached. ([login to view URL]) Image Attached - [login to view URL]