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gridview columns

Zones: Microsoft Visual C#.Net, MS SQL Server, Visual Studio 2008

Tags: c#, visual studio pro 2008, sql 2005 server

working with grideview data -- can get to work with a sql select statement and then view the relevant column data as it pulled direclty from the db table etc.

what I am asking for assistance with is to understand how (if possible) to change that db data -- i.e. retrieve a couple of values from the same row -- add them together (and equivalent with string content) -- then create a new custom gridview column showing the result.

example could be adding 2 numbers together, so would need to retrieve both column data first, add them together and then display total as a single gridview column.

add the moment, I can only select existing db table columns for displaying within the gridview.

your time and efforts with assisting are much apprieated

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: amillyard

Solution Provided By: FernandoSoto

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: B

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