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Resources » Code Snippets » DataGridView

Add Grid Row


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FlxInputFields is a datagrid.

This sample codes shows how to add row to the grid.


FlxInputFields.Rows.Add()

Dim row As C1.Win.C1FlexGrid.Row=Me.FlxInputFields.Rows (Me.FlxInputFields.Rows.count-1)

row(“ColumnNam”)=”Data1”


This will add one row to the grid.





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