DataGrid Styles?!?

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Brian P. Hammer

Hi all,

Is there a way to display data in the datagrid in a column style rather than in a row style for each record? I am trying to use the datagrid instead of the ole MSFlexGrid. I cannot seem to figure it out. Any ideas or thoughts would be helpful. I am a newbie so be gentle.

Thanks,
Brian Hammer
 
Hello Brian,

I would probably be helpful if you could explain in more detail how you want
your data to be displayed in the DataGrid. In particular, it seems I cannot
fully understand what do you mean under "row styles" and "column styles".
Does this mean you want your data to be displayed "rotated" 90 degrees
[counter-]clockwise?

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Hi all,

Is there a way to display data in the datagrid in a column style rather than
in a row style for each record? I am trying to use the datagrid instead of
the ole MSFlexGrid. I cannot seem to figure it out. Any ideas or thoughts
would be helpful. I am a newbie so be gentle.

Thanks,
Brian Hammer
 
OK, back to the MSFlexGrid. Do you happen to know of any Third party
Managed Code ones around?

Thanks

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BRIAN HAMMER
Dmitriy Lapshin said:
Brian,

I'm afraid this is not possible with .NET DataGrid, at least without
significant development efforts.

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Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP]
X-Unity Unit Testing and Integration Environment
http://x-unity.miik.com.ua
Deliver reliable .NET software

Brian P. Hammer said:
Thanks for the response. Maybe this will clear it up just a bit. Instead
of the field names being listed in the top row, I would like them listed
down the first column.

Currently my datagrid displays data like:

ID First Name Last Name
1 Brian Hammer
2 Jennifer Jones
3 Joe John

What I would like to see is:
ID 1 2 3
First Name Brian Jennifer Joe
Last Name Hammer Jones John


I am able to do this no problem with a msflexgrid and would think you
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do
it with the datagrid.

Thanks,
Brian Hammer
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