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How do I build a dynamic repeater for a dataset?

I have a dataset that will have a dynamic number of columns and rows and need to display a report based on this data.  What is the best ASP.NET control to use to accomplish this and where can I find info to dynamically create this object (i.e. Repeater)
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Raj..tks for the thread, unfortunately I have to define column names and actually place in a DIV so the report content scrolls on teh page and leaves a sticky header so I don't think a datagrid will work, I wish it would as ti would be the easiest solution.  Essentially I have to create a header with an unknown number of columns and than display a formatted report with n number of rows based on those columns.  The content must scroll since I can only display x amount of items that will fit on a page, and I can't use paging.  I thought about serializing a dataset and a transforming it with xsl, but I would like to stick with a server control if possible.
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