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Actually the DataGrid automatically shows multiline data, separated by \n. What you need to do is only adjust the height of the row so that you can see the whole text. Just for a test, enter programmically a value like &quot;line1\nline2&quot; in a cell in the data grid and resize the row to see both lines.<br />
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If you need to edit multiline values, then you have to use a custom table style and column styles and use the property DataGridTextBoxColumn.Text<wbr />Box.Multil<wbr />ine property to set the text box, which edits the data, to accept multiline.
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Actually the DataGrid automatically shows multiline data, separated by \n. What you need to do is only adjust the height of the row so that you can see the whole text. Just for a test, enter programmically a value like "line1\nline2" in a cell in the data grid and resize the row to see both lines.

If you need to edit multiline values, then you have to use a custom table style and column styles and use the property DataGridTextBoxColumn.TextBox.Multiline property to set the text box, which edits the data, to accept multiline.

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hi.<br />
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what i mean is, when the data length exceeds the width of the column, it automatically displays it to the next line (in display mode not in edit mode).<br />
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Thanks.
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hi.

what i mean is, when the data length exceeds the width of the column, it automatically displays it to the next line (in display mode not in edit mode).

Thanks.

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thanks a lot TheAvenger. you have been helping me a lot..
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thanks a lot TheAvenger. you have been helping me a lot..

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Does anyone know how to display data in multiple lines on a datagrid. (Winforms)<br />
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Thanks
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Does anyone know how to display data in multiple lines on a datagrid. (Winforms)

Thanks

Displaying Multiple Lines on a Winforms DataGrid

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