Retain DataGrid AutoFormat values

[Peter]

I have a DataGrid control on a form and I used the Auto Format feature to format the grid.

The problem is now if I resize a column in my code I loose some of the formats - some of the grid colors returns to default values. Here is the code that I use to resize a column.

DataGridTableSt yle tableStyle = new DataGridTableSt yle();
tableStyle.Mapp ingName = "Language";
DataGridTextBox Column grdColStyle1 = new DataGridTextBox Column();
grdColStyle1.He aderText = "Language(s ) Spoken";
grdColStyle1.Ma ppingName = "Language";
grdColStyle1.Wi dth = 200;
DataGridColumnS tyle [] dgcs = {grdColStyle1};
tableStyle.Grid ColumnStyles.Ad dRange(dgcs);
this.dgLanguage s.TableStyles.A dd(tableStyle);
How can I resize columns and retain current formats?

Peter
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[Felix Wang]

Hello Peter,

Thanks for posting. According to your description, when you try to resize a
column in the auto-formatted DataGrid, some formats of the column get lost.
If I have misunderstood you, please correct me.

If we add a new DataGridTableSt yle to the DataGrid, it will override the
default color settings of the DataGrid, which is set by "Auto Format". As a
result, we need to explicitly set the color of the newly created
DataGridTableSt yle, for example:

tableStyle.Alte rnatingBackColo r = dgLanguages.Alt ernatingBackCol or;
tableStyle.Back groundColor = dgLanguages.Bac kgroundColor;
...

I hope this helps.

Regards,

Felix Wang
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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[Peter]

I got it thanks for your help!
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Hello Peter,

Thanks for posting. According to your description, when you try to resize a column in the auto-formatted DataGrid, some formats of the column get lost. If I have misunderstood you, please correct me.

If we add a new DataGridTableSt yle to the DataGrid, it will override the
default color settings of the DataGrid, which is set by "Auto Format". As a result, we need to explicitly set the color of the newly created
DataGridTableSt yle, for example:

tableStyle.Alte rnatingBackColo r = dgLanguages.Alt ernatingBackCol or;
tableStyle.Back groundColor = dgLanguages.Bac kgroundColor;
..

I hope this helps.

Regards,

Felix Wang
Microsoft Online Partner Support
Get Secure! - www.microsoft.com/security
This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights.