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Dim btn As New Button<br />
panel1.Add(btn)<br />
btn.Name = &quot;Save&quot;<br />
btn.Width = 120<br />
btn.Height = 64<br />
You need a panel control to add your button.
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I would use a FlowLayoutPanel instead of a GroupBox. It has being designed exactly for the purpose that you asked for, and its big advantage over the GroupBox is that it will automatically place the controls for your, either in line or in columns, with specifications about the distance between the controls and a few other things defined in its properties.<br />
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You use code similar to the one suggested by it_sauge, but can forget agout the whole x,y stuff. Simply add the buttons to the FlowLayoutPanel instead of the GroupBox.
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Thank you for ur suggestion.
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Hi Experts,<br />
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How can I create group of command buttons dynamically &nbsp;in a group box . For example I want to create 50 command buttons, 10 in each row and 5 in each column.<br />
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Thank you.
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Hi Experts,

How can I create group of command buttons dynamically  in a group box . For example I want to create 50 command buttons, 10 in each row and 5 in each column.

Thank you.

Create command buttons during run time

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