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The FAQ I referenced earlier showed how to catch a double click so you
could open your second form. But it seems your question has more to do with displaying the data in the second form that is related to the clicked row in the first form. I think you could use a Master-Details technique to do this. The DataTable on second form can be considered a details DataTable related to the clicked record from the Master DataTableon the first form. Here is another FAQ link discussing how you can use ADO.NET relations to display such Master-Details grids. http://www.syncfusion.com/FAQ/Windo...c44c.aspx#q780q ================ Clay Burch Syncfusion, Inc. |
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