Hi,
I'm trying to display a DataSet data by using a GridView control on Visual
Studio 2005 professional. I'm displaying the DataSet directly, without using
the DataSource object. I can display selected columns from my DataSet, but I
need to display a grid column wich is the result of manipulating some
DataSet columns.
Obviously I can make the DataSet's table to include the needed column
precalculated and filled. But it means to couple the dataset to the grid
needs and I'd prefer to mantain the DataSet independent of the presentation
layer.
How can I do that?
Any hint is welcomed
Thanks in advance
Sammy 2 4831
Why don't you make a template column and fill it in the RowDataBound event?
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Hi,
I'm trying to display a DataSet data by using a GridView control on Visual
Studio 2005 professional. I'm displaying the DataSet directly, without
using the DataSource object. I can display selected columns from my
DataSet, but I need to display a grid column wich is the result of
manipulating some DataSet columns.
Obviously I can make the DataSet's table to include the needed column
precalculated and filled. But it means to couple the dataset to the grid
needs and I'd prefer to mantain the DataSet independent of the
presentation layer.
How can I do that?
Any hint is welcomed
Thanks in advance
Sammy
On 22 Jul, 16:09, "SammyBar" <sammy...@gmail .comwrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to display a DataSet data by using a GridView control on Visual
Studio 2005 professional. I'm displaying the DataSet directly, without using
the DataSource object. I can display selected columns from my DataSet, but I
need to display a grid column wich is the result of manipulating some
DataSet columns.
Obviously I can make the DataSet's table to include the needed column
precalculated and filled. But it means to couple the dataset to the grid
needs and I'd prefer to mantain the DataSet independent of the presentation
layer.
How can I do that?
Any hint is welcomed
Thanks in advance
Sammy
With templated columns you can bind data using an expression that does
the computation. For example:
<asp:Label ID="IncPriceLab el" runat="server" Text = '<%#
(double)Eval("p rice") * 1.175 %>' />
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