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Hi viola,<br />
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Instead of dataGridViewMaster.Refresh<wbr />(), use dataGridViewMaster.Databin<wbr />d().<br />
<br />
Regards,<br />
<br />
Wayne
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Hi viola,

Instead of dataGridViewMaster.Refresh(), use dataGridViewMaster.Databind().

Regards,

Wayne

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Forgot to ask, is this windows or web?<br />
<br />
I assumed it's windows because windows grid is called dataGridView and the web GridView have no Refresh method.
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Forgot to ask, is this windows or web?

I assumed it's windows because windows grid is called dataGridView and the web GridView have no Refresh method.

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All,<br />
thanks. i figured it out, you have to set the datasource to Null first and then assign the datasource again.<br />
<br />
AlexCode: it is windows application.<br />
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All,
thanks. i figured it out, you have to set the datasource to Null first and then assign the datasource again.

AlexCode: it is windows application.



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nevermind, stupid question. I had the dataset size set incorreclty. Thanks
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nevermind, stupid question. I had the dataset size set incorreclty. Thanks

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All,<br />
i have a datagridview, the data source of it is a List. what i want to do are:<br />
1. Add new data to the list<br />
2. bind the list to dataGridView<br />
3. refresh the dataGridView<br />
example:<br />
lstGrpMaster.Add(Master1);<wbr /><br />
dataGridViewMaster.DataSou<wbr />rce = _lstGrpMaster;<br />
dataGridViewMaster.Refresh<wbr />();<br />
<br />
the above code does not work. Do you have any idea?<br />
thanks a lot<br />
viola
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All,
i have a datagridview, the data source of it is a List. what i want to do are:
1. Add new data to the list
2. bind the list to dataGridView
3. refresh the dataGridView
example:
lstGrpMaster.Add(Master1);
dataGridViewMaster.DataSource = _lstGrpMaster;
dataGridViewMaster.Refresh();

the above code does not work. Do you have any idea?
thanks a lot
viola

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