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Add/remove columns in a DataGridView automatically according to open database

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nvx - 07 Jul 2006 08:57 GMT
Hello,
is it possible to make DataGridView add or remove columns automatically
when opening an Access database? If so, how? I have checked all the
properties of DGV but none seemed to fit this... The connection string
was defined in a Wizard (SELECT * FROM ...).

Thanks for any help...

Regards
nvx
Patrice - 07 Jul 2006 09:50 GMT
What have you tried ? I would just try to use Columns.Clear to clear current
columns and set the datasource again so that the grid creates new columns
(check that AutoGenerateColumns is true)...

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> Hello,
> is it possible to make DataGridView add or remove columns automatically
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> Regards
> nvx
nvx - 07 Jul 2006 10:18 GMT
Patrice, thank you very much. This seems to work as I expected... :)

Have a nice day...

Regards
nvx

Patrice napsal:
> What have you tried ? I would just try to use Columns.Clear to clear current
> columns and set the datasource again so that the grid creates new columns
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> > Regards
> > nvx

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