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This is what you are looking for,<br />
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&nbsp; panel1.visible = (myDataGrid.Rows.Count &lt;&gt;&nbsp;0)<br />

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This is what you are looking for,

  panel1.visible = (myDataGrid.Rows.Count <> 0)


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Raterus,<br />
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IntelliSense says &quot;&nbsp;'Rows' is not a member of &nbsp;System.Web.Ui.WebControls.<wbr />DataGrid&quot;
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Raterus,

IntelliSense says " 'Rows' is not a member of  System.Web.Ui.WebControls.DataGrid"

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I have to turn a panel containing a datagrid plus other elements to panel1.visible = false if no data is returned to the datagrid. Is there a datagrid property I can use to do this: If datagrid.someproperty = 0 or false then panel1.visiable = false?
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I have to turn a panel containing a datagrid plus other elements to panel1.visible = false if no data is returned to the datagrid. Is there a datagrid property I can use to do this: If datagrid.someproperty = 0 or false then panel1.visiable = false?

Determining if data returned to DataGrid

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