Re: Can I manually add items to a repeater after binding it?

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Your best solution would be to spin through the datatable and add
.NewRow()s as needed to fill in the holes before binding.  LIfe will be
easier if you loop from the bottom to the top, since you won't need to
worry about jumping over the new rows as you insert them.

Thanks for the suggestion. The way I have it at the moment (written since posting) is that I pull out a DataReader and whizz through that, populating a DataTable as I go. Along the way, I look for gaps and add new rows as needed.

What's the easiest way to go through the DataTable itself? I was trying to find out how to do this, but couldn't find a clear example. I'm sure creating a new DataTable and copying the info over into it isn't very efficient, but it was the only way I could work out how to do it.

Thanks

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