Is there a better way of doing this? ASP.NET/C#/Code Behind

I created this method so it would update a LABEL on the page. What we have here is a bunch of checkboxes indicating if the person has any limitations. When the user logs on and sees the checkboxes, I want the label to display the ones that are checked making it easier for the user to see what limitations the person has.

I'm new to C# and ASP.NET and what I want to know, is there a better/easier/more efficient way of going about this? The first thing I found was String.Concat which is why I used it in the code below. Also, I can't seem to get a line return (a (br /)) to work in the code behind (I do understand that (br /) won't work in the code behind). I've tried many different methods and none seem to work which is why I threw a COMMA in the string. Any suggestions?

protected void LblLimitsLabel()
{
    String strBend = "", strDryDust = "", strStanding = "", strHearing = "", strHeights = "", strHepatitis = "", strLifting = "", strMachines = "", strPulling = "", strPushing = "", strReaching = "", strSeizures = "", strSuddenTemp = "", strVisual = "", strWalking = "", strWheelchair = "", strHelmet = "", strOther = "";

   if (chkBend.Checked)
       strBend = "Bend/Stoop, ";

   if (chkDryDusty.Checked)
       strDryDust = "Dry/Dusty, ";

   if (chkHearing.Checked)
       strHearing = "Hearing, ";

   if (chkHeights.Checked)
       strHeights = "Heights, ";

   if (chkHepatitis.Checked)
       strHepatitis = "Hepatitis, ";

   if (chkLifting.Checked)
       strLifting = "Lifting, ";

   if (chkMachines.Checked)
       strMachines = "Machines, ";

   if (chkPulling.Checked)
       strPulling = "Pulling, ";

   if (chkPushing.Checked)
       strPushing = "Pushing, ";

   if (chkReaching.Checked)
       strReaching = "Reaching, ";

   if (chkSeizures.Checked)
       strSeizures = "Seizures, ";

   if (chkStanding.Checked)
       strStanding = "Standing, ";

   if (chkSuddenTemp.Checked)
       strSuddenTemp = "Sudden Temp. Changes, ";

   if (chkVisual.Checked)
       strVisual = "Visual, ";

   if (chkWalking.Checked)
       strWalking = "Walking, ";

   if (chkWheelchair.Checked)
       strWheelchair = "Wheelchair, ";

   if (chkHelmet.Checked)
       strHelmet = "Helmet, ";

   strOther = TextBox1.Text;

   LblLimits.Text = String.Concat(strBend, strDryDust, strStanding, strHearing, strHeights, strHepatitis, strLifting, strMachines, strPulling, strPushing, strReaching, strSeizures, strSuddenTemp, strVisual, strWalking, strWheelchair, strHelmet, strOther);
}

Solution

Use a StringBuilder to build a string. Use AppendLine to create a new line.
Put your if statements on single lines. It will be easier to read for short if statements like this.

If you need new lines to appear in in an ASP.NET Label, you will need to embed <br/> tags.

StringBuilder SB = new StringBuilder();

if (chkBend.Checked) SB.AppendLine("Bend/Stoop, ");
if (chkDryDusty.Checked) SB.AppendLine("Dry/Dusty, ");
// and so on

SB.Append(TextBox1.Text);
LblLimits.Text = SB.ToString();

When you get more comfortable with C# and ASP.NET, I suggest moving on to a databound control like CheckBoxList

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