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  • bharathi228
    New Member
    • Jul 2008
    • 28

    how to find each cell value of a column in a gridview

    hi,

    iam doing one asp.net application

    in gridview i have 3 columns.

    the first two column values are coming from database.

    the third column is template field.here i have one radiobuttonlist control.i have two
    options in radiobuttonlist .

    for example


    Employee dept attandance

    bharathi finance a p (here iam selecting p)

    vijaya ,, a p (p)

    silpa ,, a p (p)

    sandhya ,, a p (a)


    here i want to put each employee attendance status is in session variable and pass it
    to another page.from next page to pass it to crystal report.

    so any one tell me how to find the each cell value of a particular column and store it into a session variable
  • bharathi228
    New Member
    • Jul 2008
    • 28

    #2
    how to find each cell value of column in gridview

    hi,

    iam doing one asp.net application

    in gridview i have 3 columns.

    the first two column values are coming from database.

    the third column is template field.here i have one radiobuttonlist control.i have two
    options in radiobuttonlist .

    for example


    Employee dept attandance

    bharathi finance a p (here iam selecting p)

    vijaya ,, a p (p)

    silpa ,, a p (p)

    sandhya ,, a p (a)


    here i want to put each employee attendance status is in session variable and pass it
    to another page.from next page to pass it to crystal report.

    so any one tell me how to find the each cell value of a particular column and store it into a session variable

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    • Frinavale
      Recognized Expert Expert
      • Oct 2006
      • 9749

      #3
      Pass your information between pages using Session or Cookies...or you could use Server.Transfer (just make sure you understand how this works before you use it).

      Check out article on How to pass parameters to crystal reports for more information on crystal reports.

      -Frinny

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      • Frinavale
        Recognized Expert Expert
        • Oct 2006
        • 9749

        #4
        Please do not double post your question. It makes it hard for people to give you an answer and hard for you to find an answer to your question. I have merged your question into one thread.

        -Moderator Frinny

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