Hi Fabrizio,
Thanks for posting in this group.
For your issue, I think you can use the DataGrid control. It can be easily
bind to the database.
But I think you must do a lot of customize to your datagrid, even need
override the datagrid control.
You can search "datagrid" in
www.codeproject.com, there are a lot of
samples in this site. Many of them tell you how to customize the datagrid.
Hope this helps,
Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
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| HI,
| I need to create a form that shows a planner (with
| employees and working days ) where i can use a different
| colors for "busy" days and "available" days (i'll read
| the data from a Database). Is it an Excel sheet the only
| one way to create a Planner?
| Any other way?
| Thanks,
| Fabrizio
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