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I have a GridView in ASP.net that will have between two and three hundred rows containing images in three of the columns. I currently have a panel beneath it and it stretches past the panel. Should I just use a blank web form with a GridView - what is the best way to do this<br />
so that the GridView appears in as neat a way as possible
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Hi

I have a GridView in ASP.net that will have between two and three hundred rows containing images in three of the columns. I currently have a panel beneath it and it stretches past the panel. Should I just use a blank web form with a GridView - what is the best way to do this
so that the GridView appears in as neat a way as possible

ASP.net GridView stretching for two or three hundred lines

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