Grid Control in VB.NET

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  • Satyen Kasturi

    Grid Control in VB.NET

    I want to use a plain grid control in VB.NET (Windows
    Forms) and yes I do not want to use Data Grid, because I
    want to populate the grid manully and have the user edit
    it. Does Microsoft has a Grid Control other than Datagrid
    for VB.NET (Just like Microsoft Flex Grid in VB 6.0)
  • JFB

    #2
    Re: Grid Control in VB.NET

    Yes, Is there under components. You need to install the reference for this
    component.
    AxMSFlexGrid
    JFB

    "Satyen Kasturi" <satyen@thkcons ulting.com> wrote in message
    news:027f01c3ae 10$03f34450$a40 1280a@phx.gbl.. .[color=blue]
    > I want to use a plain grid control in VB.NET (Windows
    > Forms) and yes I do not want to use Data Grid, because I
    > want to populate the grid manully and have the user edit
    > it. Does Microsoft has a Grid Control other than Datagrid
    > for VB.NET (Just like Microsoft Flex Grid in VB 6.0)[/color]


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    • Bob

      #3
      Re: Grid Control in VB.NET

      Like a lot of controls that come built-in to the IDE, you may want to consider
      purchasing your own instead. I recommend Component One's FlexGrid.



      You can download it and try it for free. Personally I've been very happy with
      it.

      Bob

      P.S. It's not a good idea to use legacy Active X controls, stick with DotNet
      whenever possible.

      "Satyen Kasturi" <satyen@thkcons ulting.com> wrote in message
      news:027f01c3ae 10$03f34450$a40 1280a@phx.gbl.. .[color=blue]
      > I want to use a plain grid control in VB.NET (Windows
      > Forms) and yes I do not want to use Data Grid, because I
      > want to populate the grid manully and have the user edit
      > it. Does Microsoft has a Grid Control other than Datagrid
      > for VB.NET (Just like Microsoft Flex Grid in VB 6.0)[/color]

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      • Peter Huang

        #4
        RE: Grid Control in VB.NET

        Hi Satyen,

        You can use the Microsoft Flex Grid (VB 6.0) in VB.NET.
        You may use it by right click on the Reference/ Add reference/COM/Microsoft
        Flex Grid control.

        Regards,
        Peter Huang
        Microsoft Online Partner Support
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        • Satyen Kasturi

          #5
          Re: Grid Control in VB.NET


          Thanks


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          • Satyen Kasturi

            #6
            Re: Grid Control in VB.NET



            Thanks

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            • AlexL [Xceed]

              #7
              Re: Grid Control in VB.NET

              Hi,

              Perhaps you can consider a professional grid if you have the budget.
              Take a look at Xceed Grid for .NET, it is quite a bit more powerful
              (yet easier to use thanks to its WYSIWYG designer and documention +
              support).

              On Tue, 18 Nov 2003 12:10:30 -0800, "Satyen Kasturi"--
              Alex Leblanc
              Xceed Software Inc.


              Check out our advanced .NET grid and SmartUI controls

              Email: xLeblancA@xceed soft.com (remove the first 'x')
              <satyen@thkcons ulting.com> wrote:
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              >I want to use a plain grid control in VB.NET (Windows
              >Forms) and yes I do not want to use Data Grid, because I
              >want to populate the grid manully and have the user edit
              >it. Does Microsoft has a Grid Control other than Datagrid
              >for VB.NET (Just like Microsoft Flex Grid in VB 6.0)[/color]

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