DataGridView without databinding?

[John Wright]

I have set up a datagrid on my form with six columns. I want to capture the
data from six textboxes on the form and add them to the datagrid. All the
info I can find about this is with datatables and databinding. I don't want
to databind this, this is only a repository for data until the user clicks
the save button. Then I will iterate through the grid rows and insert the
data. Does anyone have code to populate a gridview from textboxes on a form
without databinding?

John

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RE: DataGridView without databinding?

DataGridView.Ro ws.Add(TextBox1 , TextBox2, ....)
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Terry


"John Wright" wrote:

I have set up a datagrid on my form with six columns. I want to capture the
data from six textboxes on the form and add them to the datagrid. All the
info I can find about this is with datatables and databinding. I don't want
to databind this, this is only a repository for data until the user clicks
the save button. Then I will iterate through the grid rows and insert the
data. Does anyone have code to populate a gridview from textboxes on a form
without databinding?
>
John
>
>
>

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RE: DataGridView without databinding?

When the user click the button, you will put code in the button handler
similar to the following:

Dim row as Int
row = datagrid1.Rows. Add()
datagrid1.Rows( row).Cells(0).V alue = TextBox1
datagrid1.Rows( row).Cells(1).V alue = TextBox2
' and so on...


"John Wright" wrote:

I have set up a datagrid on my form with six columns. I want to capture the
data from six textboxes on the form and add them to the datagrid. All the
info I can find about this is with datatables and databinding. I don't want
to databind this, this is only a repository for data until the user clicks
the save button. Then I will iterate through the grid rows and insert the
data. Does anyone have code to populate a gridview from textboxes on a form
without databinding?
>
John
>
>
>

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RE: DataGridView without databinding?

sorry... s/b
MyDataGridView. Rows.Add(Textbo x1.Text, TextBox2.Text, ...)

the Rows.Add has an overload that takes a ParamArray of values for the
columns which I am using here.
--
Terry


"Terry" wrote:

DataGridView.Ro ws.Add(TextBox1 , TextBox2, ....)
--
Terry
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"John Wright" wrote:
>

I have set up a datagrid on my form with six columns. I want to capture the
data from six textboxes on the form and add them to the datagrid. All the
info I can find about this is with datatables and databinding. I don't want
to databind this, this is only a repository for data until the user clicks
the save button. Then I will iterate through the grid rows and insert the
data. Does anyone have code to populate a gridview from textboxes on a form
without databinding?

John

[John Wright]

Re: DataGridView without databinding?

Thanks one and all for the help. I thought it was something along these
lines you helped fill in the blanks. I am off and running.

John
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When the user click the button, you will put code in the button handler
similar to the following:
>
Dim row as Int
row = datagrid1.Rows. Add()
datagrid1.Rows( row).Cells(0).V alue = TextBox1
datagrid1.Rows( row).Cells(1).V alue = TextBox2
' and so on...
>
>
"John Wright" wrote:
>

>I have set up a datagrid on my form with six columns. I want to capture
>the
>data from six textboxes on the form and add them to the datagrid. All
>the
>info I can find about this is with datatables and databinding. I don't
>want
>to databind this, this is only a repository for data until the user
>clicks
>the save button. Then I will iterate through the grid rows and insert
>the
>data. Does anyone have code to populate a gridview from textboxes on a
>form
>without databinding?
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>John
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