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How can i use datagrid control to display data in tabular format and lock
columns as desired.
columns as desired.
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Albert D. Kallal
You can use a datagrid control..but you likely first want to look at a
listbox, or a continues form.
There is some screen shots here of what I mean:
http://www.attcanada.net/~kallal.msn/Articles/Grid.htm
listbox, or a continues form.
There is some screen shots here of what I mean:
http://www.attcanada.net/~kallal.msn/Articles/Grid.htm
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Guest
kakkal,
Thanks for your artcicle and example.
please let me know how can i display data in the datagrid?
I can do the same in vb with the help of Adocdc. I am unable to find the
datagrid.datasource property in ms-access.
PM
Thanks for your artcicle and example.
please let me know how can i display data in the datagrid?
I can do the same in vb with the help of Adocdc. I am unable to find the
datagrid.datasource property in ms-access.
PM
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Albert D. Kallal
kakkal,
Thanks for your artcicle and example.
please let me know how can i display data in the datagrid?
I can do the same in vb with the help of Adocdc. I am unable to find the
datagrid.datasource property in ms-access.
Well, those examples of mine don't use data grids at all, but use simply
plain old ms-access forms. You just build form, and set it into continues
mode.
For those forms, you then use the RecordSouce. You can go:
me.RecordSouce = "select * from tblCites order by city"
The "me" refers to the current form for the code running. A full qualified
ref would be:
forms!MyFormName.ReocrdSource = strMySqlString
So, you can just stuff the sql right into the forms recordsouce..and it
fills..and queues the data for you. No extra work is needed. You don't need
a connection string, or even a data object like you do in VB.