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If you feed the grid through your code, simply check the data for the country column when adding a row and set it's ReadOnly property when needed.<br />
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If you fill the row through data binding, then loop through the rows after it is full and mark as ReadOnly the rows that do not have the proper value in the country column.
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If you feed the grid through your code, simply check the data for the country column when adding a row and set it's ReadOnly property when needed.

If you fill the row through data binding, then loop through the rows after it is full and mark as ReadOnly the rows that do not have the proper value in the country column.

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Hi,<br />
<br />
Can you please send me an example of the second option. I am loading the grid &nbsp;to a Dataset.<br />
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Thanks,,<br />
V.
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Hi,

Can you please send me an example of the second option. I am loading the grid  to a Dataset.

Thanks,,
V.

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James,<br />
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Thank You for your very good advice and &nbsp; solution.<br />
<br />
Victor
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James,

Thank You for your very good advice and   solution.

Victor

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Hi,<br />
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How do i allow users to only update(amend, delete) rows where values in country column is login country, for example countrylogin.text = USA, using VB.NET?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Victor
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Hi,

How do i allow users to only update(amend, delete) rows where values in country column is login country, for example countrylogin.text = USA, using VB.NET?

Thanks,

Victor

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