Geoff wrote:
Cheers Chris
You don't happen to know a site that describes how to override the DataGrid
so it will auto-size the standard DataGrid as well?
Geoff
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Geoff wrote:
Hi
Can anybody tell me how to prevent multiple selections of rows in a
datagrid?
Also, can anybody tell me if the following are available in the latest
version of the DataGrid i.e. in visual studio 2005?
Auto column width i.e. the width of the column is set according to the
data in each column.
I'd also be interested in any other additions to the DataGrid in the
latest version of Visual Studio.
Thanks in advance
Geoff
http://www.thescarms.com/dotnet/SingleSelect.asp
No, and a quick google search didn't show one this time. The question
would be when would you want to do the autosize? I'd guess you'd do it
after the binding, don't know what event that would be though. You
wouldn't want to do it in the paint event, that'd be too often. I can
give you code to help you determine the max length a column needs to
autosize.
Do you have a reason to use the DataGrid? The DataGridView in VS.2005
does have an autosize capability. If you just need to show one table,
it may be a better choice.
Chris
This code gets the max size needed of a datagridview column.
Like I said it does it automatically, but this was for a printing
purpose same concept though. You'll have to convert it to a
datagrid.tables tyle(x).columns though.
For Each oColumn As DataGridViewCol umn In dgvData.Columns
nwidth = 0
For Each oRow As DataGridViewRow In dgvData.Rows
'Format cell just returns a string that has dates formated in a
way I wanted
S = FormatCell(oRow .Index, oColumn.Index,
oRow.Cells(oCol umn.Index).Valu e)
Dim NewWidth As Single = e.Graphics.Meas ureString(S,
oColumn.Inherit edStyle.Font, oColumn.Width). Width
If NewWidth > nWidth Then nWidth = NewWidth
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