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dgk
Is there a way to change the foreground or background color of a
single cell in an unbound datagridview?
single cell in an unbound datagridview?
dgk said:Is there a way to change the foreground or background color of a
single cell in an unbound datagridview?
Use the "Style" property -
DataGridView1.Item(ColumnIndex, RowIndex).Style.BackColor = Color
DataGridView1.Item(ColumnIndex, RowIndex).Style.ForeColor = Color
or
DataGridView1.CurrentCell.Style.BackColor = Color
DataGridView1.CurrentCell.Style.ForeColor = Color
Hope this answers your question.
ShaneO
There are 10 kinds of people - Those who understand Binary and those who
don't.
Does anyone know the English translation of what was written above????Cor said:DGK,
AFAIK can you as a from a normal textbox, can you not colour the background
of a textbox backgroud. There is no background at all in those.
You can change the borders.
Here a sample from that on our website.
http://www.vb-tips.com/default.aspx?ID=85cfd8c0-fb6f-46cc-84b4-5967be300f0a
AFAIK can you as a from a normal textbox, can you not colour the background
of a textbox backgroud. There is no background at all in those.
Cor, at the risk of maintaining confusion, I still don't know whatCor said:Shane,
There are people who are able to understand what somebody (although it is
written syntactical wrong), and those who don't. It is a fine selection to
select real developers.
I did correct this sentence afterwards to much it had to be.
AFAIK you can from a normal textbox not colour the background. There is no
background at all in those.
Cor
ShaneO,
Now I think that I remember me again why I wrote that message.
I thought that Ken had made a complete sample and was searching for that,
but could not find it and that took some time.
Than I remembered me that not existing of a background in a textbox and
found it stupid from myself that I had searched for it.
At that time I was forgotten that you had given an answer
Than I took the sample I had found (which is one of me) and wrote that text.
Although I could not find the right words to describe that and made that
hash text.
Now I know from your message that it is done direct in the cell.
There was not any more intention with that.
If you had asked this direct, than I had probably explained direct. However
flaming me by asking to the public what I had written did not give me a good
thought about you. You could have done that direct to me, and helped me with
that, the sentence was unreadable without investigation.
Cor
Cor said:ShaneO,
Now I think that I remember me again why I wrote that message.
I thought that Ken had made a complete sample and was searching for that,
but could not find it and that took some time.
Than I remembered me that not existing of a background in a textbox and
found it stupid from myself that I had searched for it.
At that time I was forgotten that you had given an answer
Than I took the sample I had found (which is one of me) and wrote that text.
Although I could not find the right words to describe that and made that
hash text.
Now I know from your message that it is done direct in the cell.
There was not any more intention with that.
If you had asked this direct, than I had probably explained direct. However
flaming me by asking to the public what I had written did not give me a good
thought about you. You could have done that direct to me, and helped me with
that, the sentence was unreadable without investigation.
Cor
ShaneO said:Cor, I'm sorry if it appeared as a "Flame". It was my poor attempt at
humour, which obviously does not translate well in a written message.
Best Regards,
ShaneO
There are 10 kinds of people - Those who understand Binary and those who
don't.