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VB.net dataview sort not working
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I have tried to use the sort but I don't see the changes in my dataview....

I have printed the first row and column after I have sorted it... No change on the date....

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  1. dv = New DataView(myDataTable)
  2.  
  3. dv.Sort = "Date"
  4. debug.print(dv.Table.Rows(row)("Date").ToString)
  5.  
  6. '12/1/2007 is what prints this way...
  7.  
  8. dv.Sort = "Date DESC"
  9. debug.print(dv.Table.Rows(row)("Date").ToString)
  10. '12/1/2007 and it also prints it this way... But I only have one record in the 
  11. 'grid that has 12/1/2007 so I know the sort is not being executed....
  12.  
HELP!!!

Thanks
Jason
Dec 21 '07 #1
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