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i am using a binded dgv with datatable my problem is how i can update the changes in a cell of a dgv to datatable without move to next cell

my dgv's allow addnew property is false because of that if user is in last row he cannot go to next row after changes, without go to next row dgv data does not updating the datatable.



Thanks in Advance
Oct 23 '07 #1
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