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Column Header and Column Name
I have a DataGrid with a DataTable as its source. The DataTable has multiple columns.
Is it possible to have a column header that is different than the column's name. (i.e. The column header on the DataGrid would display "Full Customer Name" but I the actual column name would be Full_Name.
Is it possible to have a column header that is different than the column's name. (i.e. The column header on the DataGrid would display "Full Customer Name" but I the actual column name would be Full_Name.
VBRocks
Not sure about the DataGrid. I always use a DataGridView... Why don't you try that? It has a Columns Property, which you can add columns to and set the HeaderText, which is just what you'r looking for.
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Correction....I am using a DataGridView. I defined the columns only in the DataTable like so: DataTable.Columns.Add("Exa
How do I create a column in a DataGridView.....and what happens when I bind the DataTable to the DataGridView....do the columns' settings of the DataTable override the columns' settings of the DataGridView?
How do I create a column in a DataGridView.....and what happens when I bind the DataTable to the DataGridView....do the columns' settings of the DataTable override the columns' settings of the DataGridView?
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Ok, I have created all columns in the DataGridView. All the DataRows are located in the DataTable....how do I bind only DataRows of the DataTable to the DataGridView. I tried to do this: DataGridView.Rows = DataTable.Rows but it's not working
try: DatagridView.Datasource=Da
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