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I added this in my code after the data binding and it did not not work.<br />
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dgvCallingTime.Columns[&quot;Da<wbr />yofWeek&quot;].<wbr />SortMode = DataGridViewColumnSortMode<wbr />.NotSortab<wbr />le;
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I added this in my code after the data binding and it did not not work.

dgvCallingTime.Columns["DayofWeek"].SortMode = DataGridViewColumnSortMode.NotSortable;

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I have a datagridview and I set each column to be notSortable but when I run the appllication, you can sort the columns. &nbsp;Then I read &nbsp;where sorting has to be set in code when the data binding &nbsp;is in code, but I don't know how to do this. &nbsp;Can someone give me an example? &nbsp;<br />
Thanks 
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I have a datagridview and I set each column to be notSortable but when I run the appllication, you can sort the columns.  Then I read  where sorting has to be set in code when the data binding  is in code, but I don't know how to do this.  Can someone give me an example?  
Thanks 

stop datagridview from sorting columns

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