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<pre><code id="code-314834">foreach (DataGridViewColumn col in dataGridView1.Columns)
    col.ReadOnly = true;
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foreach (DataGridViewColumn col in dataGridView1.Columns)
    col.ReadOnly = true;


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thx a bunch :) totally forgot the i=2 possibility... thought I have to if... the column hehe
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thx a bunch :) totally forgot the i=2 possibility... thought I have to if... the column hehe

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Hello,<br />
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I have a datagridview with 8 columns.<br />
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2 columns are created manually and the other 6 are from a DataReader assigned to the datagridviews datasource.<br />
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The 2 columns I have set the property ReadOnly = false; because the user must enter data, but the other 6 columns are editable too, how can I stop that? User is not allowed to enter data here. How can I access the 6 &nbsp;columns after the DataReader is bound to the datagridviews datasource?
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Hello,

I have a datagridview with 8 columns.

2 columns are created manually and the other 6 are from a DataReader assigned to the datagridviews datasource.

The 2 columns I have set the property ReadOnly = false; because the user must enter data, but the other 6 columns are editable too, how can I stop that? User is not allowed to enter data here. How can I access the 6  columns after the DataReader is bound to the datagridviews datasource?

How to change column settings from DataReader columns?

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