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Do you mean that you want to create dataset, datatable and datacolumn manually through code, and also add data manually through code (do not want to pull data from database?<br />
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Goran
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Do you mean that you want to create dataset, datatable and datacolumn manually through code, and also add data manually through code (do not want to pull data from database?

Goran

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correct, all by hand, I may even do the dataGridView by hand but I can do that.
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correct, all by hand, I may even do the dataGridView by hand but I can do that.

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You are welcome<br />
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Goran
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can I get a demo on how to load a DataGridView &nbsp;(note not dataGrid)<br />
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so far:<br />
1. make dataSet<br />
2. make dataTable - connect to dataSet<br />
3. make dataColumn - connect to dataTable<br />
4. make dataRows - connect to dataTable<br />
5. make the dataSet the DataGridView.DataSource<br />
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thanks
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can I get a demo on how to load a DataGridView  (note not dataGrid)

so far:
1. make dataSet
2. make dataTable - connect to dataSet
3. make dataColumn - connect to dataTable
4. make dataRows - connect to dataTable
5. make the dataSet the DataGridView.DataSource

thanks

dataGridView demo

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