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Is it possible to have different columns of a datagrid bound to different datatables?Is it possible to have different columns of a datagrid bound to
different datatables? I am working on a project and the specks have suddenly changed. Now a item can have multiple reports/ versions assigned to it. But they like the look of the datagrid and want to keep it. So now I have one column that can have more than one row. If anyone has any suggestion it would be very helpful. Thanks Tom *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** AFAIK, A Datagrid can be bound to a DataSet or a DataView.
And a DataSet or a DataView can in turn contain multiple DataTables. So, as long as all your DataTables are present in the same Dataset or Dataview, the answer in my opinion is a resounding YES ! Regards, Cerebrus. "Thomas Beyerlein" <tb***@yahoo.com> schrieb I don't see the relation to the VB.Net language. Have a look here:> > Is it possible to have different columns of a datagrid bound to > different datatables? > > I am working on a project and the specks have suddenly changed. Now > a item can have multiple reports/ versions assigned to it. But they > like the look of the datagrid and want to keep it. So now I have one > column that can have more than one row. If anyone has any suggestion > it would be very helpful. microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.windowsforms.databinding microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.windowsforms.controls Armin
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