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Fernando,<br />
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How are you doing?! Long time...<br />
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I do not see the AutoGenerateColumns property in the DataGridView. Is it buried somewhere?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
newbieweb
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Fernando,

How are you doing?! Long time...

I do not see the AutoGenerateColumns property in the DataGridView. Is it buried somewhere?

Thanks,
newbieweb

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oops sorry.. refresh problem.<br />
Its done in code-behind.
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oops sorry.. refresh problem.
Its done in code-behind.

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Thanks I am doing great and yourself?<br />
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Sorry that property is not available through the designer must use code.<br />
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dataGridView1.AutoGenerate<wbr />Columns = false;
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Thanks I am doing great and yourself?

Sorry that property is not available through the designer must use code.

dataGridView1.AutoGenerateColumns = false;

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Not a problem, glad I was able to help. &nbsp;<br />
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Have a great day. &nbsp;;=)
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Not a problem, glad I was able to help.  

Have a great day.  ;=)

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I have a generic list as a DataSource for a DataGridView, but it's adding columns I do not want to the DataGridView.<br />
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I have four columns pre-configured in the DataGridView, using the designer. I'd like no more columns in the DataGridView.<br />
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Please tell me how to limit this.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
newbieweb
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I have a generic list as a DataSource for a DataGridView, but it's adding columns I do not want to the DataGridView.

I have four columns pre-configured in the DataGridView, using the designer. I'd like no more columns in the DataGridView.

Please tell me how to limit this.

Thanks,
newbieweb

How do I block the DataGridView from forcing any new columns from the generic list?

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