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Thank you for the response, that does put me on the right path, How might I add the menu to the multiview. &nbsp;I can create the menu, I am just not sure how to associate it with the multiview. 
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Thank you for the response, that does put me on the right path, How might I add the menu to the multiview.  I can create the menu, I am just not sure how to associate it with the multiview.

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Thank you, that is what I needed. &nbsp;I was able to get the menu attached as well. 
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Thank you, that is what I needed.  I was able to get the menu attached as well.

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I have a page that dynamically creates GridViews based on user input, I would like to put each gridview in a &quot;view&quot; within a multiview so the page is not so cluttered. &nbsp;I am not sure how to dynamically create a multiview with a menu so the user can &quot;tab&quot; between the views. &nbsp;I understand how the controls work, I have never attempted to create it all manually before. &nbsp;Any help would be greatly appreciated. &nbsp;I am coding in C# asp.net 3.5. &nbsp;Thank you for any help or guidance. 
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I have a page that dynamically creates GridViews based on user input, I would like to put each gridview in a "view" within a multiview so the page is not so cluttered.  I am not sure how to dynamically create a multiview with a menu so the user can "tab" between the views.  I understand how the controls work, I have never attempted to create it all manually before.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  I am coding in C# asp.net 3.5.  Thank you for any help or guidance. 

Dynamic MultiView asp.net

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