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Assuming that your datagridview has 4 columns already defined.<br />
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&nbsp; Dim str As String() = {&quot;BEL&quot;,&quot;CAN&quot;,&quot;FRA&quot;,&quot;USA&quot;}<br />
&nbsp; dgdatagridview1.Rows.Add(S<wbr />tr)
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Assuming that your datagridview has 4 columns already defined.


  Dim str As String() = {"BEL","CAN","FRA","USA"}
  dgdatagridview1.Rows.Add(Str)

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I need to add the data in one column. Thanks.
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I need to add the data in one column. Thanks.

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Great, so you figured out, I didn't add the comma in the Split parameter :)
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Great, so you figured out, I didn't add the comma in the Split parameter :)

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Hi,<br />
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If I &nbsp;have a string variable S = BEL,CAN,FRA,USA<br />
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How do I display the values in a DataGrid as shown below? My string will vary, just using values in S as an example.<br />
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BEL<br />
CAN<br />
FRA<br />
USA<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Victor
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Hi,

If I  have a string variable S = BEL,CAN,FRA,USA

How do I display the values in a DataGrid as shown below? My string will vary, just using values in S as an example.

BEL
CAN
FRA
USA

Thanks,

Victor

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