DataBinding Question

[Jason]

if i have a dataset which has 1 dataTable,
if that DT, it has 10 columns,
how can I do to display only 5 selected columns in the dataGrid in the
form??

 

[Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP]]

Hi Jason,

Use the DataGridTableStyle class and its GridColumns collection to customize
the set of visible columns.

 

[Jason]

thx

Hi Jason,

Use the DataGridTableStyle class and its GridColumns collection to customize
the set of visible columns.

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if i have a dataset which has 1 dataTable,
if that DT, it has 10 columns,
how can I do to display only 5 selected columns in the dataGrid in the
form??

 

[ClayB [Syncfusion]]

Create a custom table style for your datagrid, and as you add columnstyles
to your tablestyle, omit the columns you want hidden.

George Shepherd's Windows Forms FAQ contains an entry entitled:

How do I hide a column?

Check it out at:
http://www.syncfusion.com/faq/winforms/search/708.asp

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[Jason]

by the way
do u have any sample??

Hi Jason,

Use the DataGridTableStyle class and its GridColumns collection to customize
the set of visible columns.

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if i have a dataset which has 1 dataTable,
if that DT, it has 10 columns,
how can I do to display only 5 selected columns in the dataGrid in the
form??

 

[Jason]

is it I create a new dataTable and add the columns that I need and fill the
data from the dataset to the dataTable and then bind the data??

 

[Jason]

thx

You could, but you do not have to. You need to create a DataGridTableStyle
object and add it to the dataGrid1.TableStyles collection. Attached is a
sample.


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