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6.2

bind two gridviews group by id

Zones: Programming for ASP.NET, C# Programming Language, .NET Framework 2.0

Tags: microsoft, Asp.net, c#, sql server, asp.net, c#, sql server

Hi ,

I have implemented two gridviews and i want gridviews to be grouped by ID. Then repeat the gridviews again.

so my layout will be

gridview1 Row1 : centername; supname; report1date; Q1; date, 77
Row2 : centername; supname; report1date; Q2; date, 77
gridview2 Row1 : centername; supname; report2date; Q1; date, 77
Row2 : centername; supname; report2date; Q2; date, 77
gridview1 Row1 : centername; supname; report1date; Q1; date, 78
Row2 : centername; supname; report1date; Q2; date, 78
gridview2 Row1 : centername; supname; report2date; Q1; date, 78
Row2 : centername; supname; report2date; Q2; date, 78

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Question Asked By: Saroj13

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