Rows

[Steve Schroeder]

How might I return a current count of rows in a dataset table? I tried the
obvious:

DataSet.Tables("TableName").Rows.Count

However that returns the original number of rows, and not the number of rows
filtered subsequently in my datagrid. How may I return either the number of
filtered roceds in the dataset, or lacking that the number of rows displayed
in my datagrid? Thanks...

Unfortuantely because the documentation is so deeply nested and
multi-rooted, its next to impossible to find anything specific :-S Any help
would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Miha Markic [MVP C#]]

Hi Steve,

Try with
DataSet.Tables("TableName").DefaultView.Count as grid is using DataView to
get, filter, sort, ... the data.

 

[Steve Schroeder]

Worked like a charm...thank you!

Hi Steve,

Try with
DataSet.Tables("TableName").DefaultView.Count as grid is using DataView to
get, filter, sort, ... the data.

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How might I return a current count of rows in a dataset table? I tried the
obvious:

DataSet.Tables("TableName").Rows.Count

However that returns the original number of rows, and not the number of
rows
filtered subsequently in my datagrid. How may I return either the number
of
filtered roceds in the dataset, or lacking that the number of rows
displayed
in my datagrid? Thanks...

Unfortuantely because the documentation is so deeply nested and
multi-rooted, its next to impossible to find anything specific :-S Any
help
would be greatly appreciated.