Re: Does VC# .NET 2003 come with a multi-column listbox?
- From: "Will Pittenger" <see.signature@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 20 Jul 2005 11:46:14 -0500
I do not like storing the cell values as strings. That is unacceptable. If
the format specified by the user in Windows changes while the grid is open,
will DataGrid reformat affected cells? I doubt it.
Besides, you never told me how to change the number of columns or rows. I
refuse to bind the grid directly to the database.
I am playing around with creating my own specialized control that stores the
data as an Object. It will use ToString to convert on the fly. That way,
if the user's date/time formats in Windows changes after the grid opens, I
will automatically use the new format.
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