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You have to work with the DataTable behind the grid, and from there delete the row.<br />
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MyDataTable.Select(&quot;ID=&quot; &amp;&nbsp;DeleteFirstRowWithThisID)(<wbr />0).Delete<br />
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You have to work with the DataTable behind the grid, and from there delete the row.

MyDataTable.Select("ID=" & DeleteFirstRowWithThisID)(0).Delete





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Hi <br />
Thanks<br />
I am not quite sure what you mean by ID. Please would you give me an example.<br />
My DataGridView is simply called DGV and I want to delete line 50
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Hi
Thanks
I am not quite sure what you mean by ID. Please would you give me an example.
My DataGridView is simply called DGV and I want to delete line 50

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I missed - the datagridview has a rows.remove - method. So in your case, this works:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; dgv.Rows.Remove(dgv.Rows(5<wbr />0))<br />
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You should also update the adapter to remove the row from the database. Like you do in your add row - routine. Ok?<br />
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I missed - the datagridview has a rows.remove - method. So in your case, this works:

        dgv.Rows.Remove(dgv.Rows(50))


You should also update the adapter to remove the row from the database. Like you do in your add row - routine. Ok?



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Great thanks very much for that :-)
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Hi<br />
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I am able to add rows programatically in my DataGridView, but cannot<br />
find out how to delete them.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Hi

I am able to add rows programatically in my DataGridView, but cannot
find out how to delete them.

Thanks



Visual Studio 2005 DataGridView - Delete row of cells programatically

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