wasn't there a way to access a datatable with [][]

[D]

I recall seeing some syntax regarding accessing data in a data table using
brackets like

using DataTable T

T[4][3] = "test";

Can someone post some sample.

Thanks

[Bruce Wood]

Almost. You have to say:

T.Rows[4][3], which will get you the value from the fourth column [3]
in the fifth row [4] of the table.

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

D,

The statement:

T[4][3] = "test";

Means that you are accessing the fifth row and then setting the fourth
column to the value "test".

The syntax that you have is legitimate.

Hope this helps.
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I recall seeing some syntax regarding accessing data in a data table using
brackets like

using DataTable T

T[4][3] = "test";

Can someone post some sample.

Thanks

[Bruce Wood]

If it's legitimate, then my C# compiler hates it.

DataTable has no default indexer. You need to say

T.Rows[4][3]