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What data structure are you using to hold the data?
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What data structure are you using to hold the data?

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I have a c# Windows Form application that display data from a file into a datagrid format like this:<br />
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[Col1] &nbsp;[Col2] &nbsp;[Col3] &nbsp;.......<br />
1222 &nbsp; &nbsp;ddddd &nbsp;dddkk &nbsp;......<br />
3221 &nbsp; &nbsp;ggggkk &nbsp;ffffkk &nbsp;......<br />
4009 &nbsp; dkdkdl &nbsp; dddd ........<br />
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I would like to the allow the user rotate this table. &nbsp;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Rec1 &nbsp; &nbsp;Rec2 &nbsp; &nbsp;Rec3 &nbsp; &nbsp;Rec4<br />
[Col1] &nbsp;1222 &nbsp; &nbsp;3221 &nbsp; 4009<br />
[Col2] &nbsp;ddddd &nbsp;ggggkk dkdkdl<br />
[Col3] &nbsp;dddkk &nbsp; ffffkk &nbsp;dddd<br />
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Can this be done in C# and can you point me to project where this has been done.
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I have a c# Windows Form application that display data from a file into a datagrid format like this:

[Col1]  [Col2]  [Col3]  .......
1222    ddddd  dddkk  ......
3221    ggggkk  ffffkk  ......
4009   dkdkdl   dddd ........

I would like to the allow the user rotate this table.  
           Rec1    Rec2    Rec3    Rec4
[Col1]  1222    3221   4009
[Col2]  ddddd  ggggkk dkdkdl
[Col3]  dddkk   ffffkk  dddd

Can this be done in C# and can you point me to project where this has been done.

C# WIndows Application - Rotate Table 180 degrees?

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