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Bind with DataSet.Tables[0] or DataSet.Tables[1] whichever is the header one. THis will show Header data only - without + sign.
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I have tried adding a relationship but i still dont get the + sign<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Dim data_relation As New DataRelation(&quot;Parent_Child<wbr />&quot;, dsErrors.Tables(&quot;UD100&quot;).C<wbr />olumns(&quot;KE<wbr />Y1&quot;), _<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;dsErrors.Tables(&quot;UD100A&quot;).<wbr />Columns(&quot;K<wbr />EY1&quot;))<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; dsErrors.Relations.Add(dat<wbr />a_relation<wbr />)<br />
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Me.DataGridView1.DataSourc<wbr />e = dsErrors.Tables(&quot;UD100&quot;)
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I have a dataset that i need to bind to a datagrid. I have two datatables in the dataset a header and a detail table.<br />
What i want to try and do is to display the data from the header in the datagrid but have the + sign next to that item.<br />
When the user selects this they are able to see the detail entry.<br />
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Regards,<br />
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Ross
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I have a dataset that i need to bind to a datagrid. I have two datatables in the dataset a header and a detail table.
What i want to try and do is to display the data from the header in the datagrid but have the + sign next to that item.
When the user selects this they are able to see the detail entry.

Regards,


Ross

Bind with DataSet.Tables[0] or DataSet.Tables[1] whichever is the header one. THis will show Header data only - without + sign.

I have tried adding a relationship but i still dont get the + sign

        Dim data_relation As New DataRelation(&quot;Parent_Child&quot;, dsErrors.Tables(&quot;UD100&quot;).Columns(&quot;KEY1&quot;), _
                 dsErrors.Tables(&quot;UD100A&quot;).Columns(&quot;KEY1&quot;))
        dsErrors.Relations.Add(data_relation)

Me.DataGridView1.DataSource = dsErrors.Tables(&quot;UD100&quot;)

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