C Cor Ligthert[MVP] Jul 31, 2007 #2 Hi, I thought it was impossible in the datagrid, however you can create a nice extra datagrid above it, that only holds the first row. Cor
Hi, I thought it was impossible in the datagrid, however you can create a nice extra datagrid above it, that only holds the first row. Cor
A Armin Zingler Jul 31, 2007 #3 Cor Ligthert said: Hi, I thought it was impossible in the datagrid, however you can create a nice extra datagrid above it, that only holds the first row. Click to expand... A frozen row is not a frozen column. Armin
Cor Ligthert said: Hi, I thought it was impossible in the datagrid, however you can create a nice extra datagrid above it, that only holds the first row. Click to expand... A frozen row is not a frozen column. Armin
S ShaneO Jul 31, 2007 #4 Localbar said: Anyone have idea how to do that? Thanks a lot Localbar Click to expand... Assuming VB 2005 DataGridView - In Properties, select Columns>Collection and set Frozen to True. In Code, "DataGridView1.Columns(0).Frozen = True" Hope this helps. ShaneO There are 10 kinds of people - Those who understand Binary and those who don't.
Localbar said: Anyone have idea how to do that? Thanks a lot Localbar Click to expand... Assuming VB 2005 DataGridView - In Properties, select Columns>Collection and set Frozen to True. In Code, "DataGridView1.Columns(0).Frozen = True" Hope this helps. ShaneO There are 10 kinds of people - Those who understand Binary and those who don't.
L Localbar Aug 1, 2007 #5 Thanks ShaneO..But I am using VB 2003..... so..is this mean ..cannot do that... Localbar
S ShaneO Aug 1, 2007 #6 Localbar said: Thanks ShaneO..But I am using VB 2003..... so..is this mean ..cannot do that... Localbar Click to expand... Unfortunately I don't have VB 2003 so I can't answer your question, maybe someone else can provide a definite answer on that???..... ShaneO There are 10 kinds of people - Those who understand Binary and those who don't.
Localbar said: Thanks ShaneO..But I am using VB 2003..... so..is this mean ..cannot do that... Localbar Click to expand... Unfortunately I don't have VB 2003 so I can't answer your question, maybe someone else can provide a definite answer on that???..... ShaneO There are 10 kinds of people - Those who understand Binary and those who don't.