In VB.NET 2008 I've two forms 1 & 2 containing two datagridviews connected to two data source 'ACCESS 2007 tables' Now I want to select multiple rows from one datagridview (form1) & transferring these to another empty datagridview (form2) with a button_click.
I am trying to Add multiple rows to a datagridview using the below code, but at the moment it only adds 1 row and when i click add again it overwrites the previous entry and not add a second row: Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Dim dt As New DataTable() dt.Columns.Add(New DataColumn("Make", GetType(String))) dt.Columns.Add(New DataColumn("Model", GetType(String))) [Code] ..... How do I manage to append the previous entry in the datagridview so multiple rows get added?
I have a DataGridView that is being populated. What I'm trying to accomplish is when I select like 3 rows I click a button and it gives me the "row numbers" for those three rows.
If I wanted to delete multiple rows in my datagridview how should I go about doing it? The info inside the rows are all in generic lists. How can I retrieve the selected generic list row, and how would I delete it from my .csv file?
I'm using DGV to display data. I also have a DFVCheckboxColumn. If user checks a checkbox column the data from that row is transfered to database. i'm able to select multiple columns with pressing the CTRL key.But i wanna select multiple rows without pressing CTRL key. Can someone give me samplecode or guide me in this
Its working for only single row.I got the Error Message is: "Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection. Parameter name: index"
Private Sub ViewButton_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ViewButton.Click con = New SqlConnection(Constr) cmdstr = "Select * From Mcdaily where Mcno='" & McnoCombo.Text & "' and Day(Edate)=" & Dtlog.Value.Day & " and Month(Edate)=" & Dtlog.Value.Month & "" [Code] .....
I need to highlight rows in an unbound datagridview at runtime.I've tried to highlight right after adding the row using dgv.Rows.Add(row0)dgv.CurrentRow.Selected = True
This has no apperent effect as none of the rows are highlighted.How do I get various rows to highlight at runtime.
I have created a bound DataGridView and then added an unbound checkbox (name=select) for selecting multiple rows. The problem I'm having is the row doesn't actually get selected when I set .selected to true which I'm doing in the CellValueChanged event. When I trace it the code is properly executed but the row is not highlighted when the checkbox is checked and consequently not selected in the grid.There is no mouse or keyboard and the input device is a USB button panel which we built.
Public Sub dataGridView1_CellValueChanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As DataGridViewCellEventArgs) Handles DGV_Categories.CellValueChanged If DGV_Categories.Columns(e.ColumnIndex).Name = "Select" Then
i want to save into my sql server 2000 database multiples rows of a datagridview. i tryed something that first was working good, but i did a code change removing a column so now i'm trying to save again but i can't do it. It's shows me a message error like this: THERE ARE FEWER COLUMNS IN THE INSERT STATEMENT THAN VALUES ESPECIFIED IN THE VALUES CLAUSE. I rewrite the code, delete and add a new table and my code has the same values in the insert than my values clause. I don't know what else i have to do.
Here is my code
Private Sub cmdAceptar_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cmdAceptar.Click Try
My below is not an error. It just I need an alternative way of doing thing. I have a DataGridView which has a DataSource of DataTable on a Form. In this form, I have a 'Remove Selected' button which will remove all selected rows in DataGridView. And another 'Remove All' button which will remove all rows in DataGridView regardless of rows selected or not.
I generated columns from database and getting cell values from database too. my problem is that for some columns I have to generate checkbox in each cell at runtime.I m using visual studio 2010.
I need to select multiple random rows in DatagridView with keypress.Ex:
Row1 -selected Row2 -not selected Row3 - selected
I do have part of code that will update certain field in database on keypress, but i have no idea how to create multiple selection and display it on DataGrid.CTRL+Click is nice, but I would like to have option of selecting rows with keypress.In following code I am checking if certain field is marked for selection(i want to give user an option to start selection, exit program then continue selection later) but it allways select all rows in table (even if only one is marked).
Dim NumRow As Integer NumRow = 0 Do Until NumRow = dbtShow.RowCount - 1
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My question is: What is the best way to select multiple random rows in code?
I have a Windows application form. Directly on the form I have a lable ("Customer Names"), a ComboBox (pulling actually names from a database) , and a Buton to add a customer to the database if i choose. Additionally I have ControlTab(3 tabs) that has "fields" and its own Buttons to insert data into a different table. The first 2 tabs have textBoxes, which are completely functional, but the 3rd tab has a "DataGridView"
I have a datagridview binded to a list of objects... I have a column named Selected containing a checkbox. When these checkboxes are checked and a button is clicked, I want those particular rows to be removed. I initially set it out to iterate through the grid's rows and RemoveAt(SelectedRowIndex) but of course when it removes an object from the List of objects at the selected row (IE Row 1, 4 and 6), the list indexes change and it fails to work properly when it goes to remove the next row since Row 4 is now row 3 in the list...? What is the best way to do this?
I have two datagridview's both are databound. First one shows items for sale and the second stores all the items that were sold. I am trying too transfer selected rows from one to the other but no matter what I keep getting told "Rows cannot be programmatically added to the DataGridView's rows collection when the control is data-bound."
I am looking for a howto or someone expert in ADO.NET who can explain me how to properly solve the following scenario:I have two datatables in a dataset:
ParentTable (ParentID, Name) for user data ChildTable (ParentID, ActivityID, ...) for schedule data
Tables are linked together at the database level by ParentID which is an Identity column in ParentTable.
Both tables are data bound to a separate DataGridView on the GUI. There supposed to be a "1 parent/N children" relationship between the tables, meaning if I create a new entry in the ParentTable (a new user) I get a clean DataGrid in the child grid to type schedule data for the user. So I setup two DataAdapters for each table to fill their result into a DataSet. I also set up a DataRelation object and assign it to the DataSet to link the two tables by their ParentID columns. Also when I add a row into the ChildTable via DataGrid I use SetParentRow to set the parent row.
How would i delete only the successful inserted rows for insert and then move the non successful rows up and allow the user to correct the data and get it ready for an insert. If i dont delete the successful rows then i will have multiple inserts of the same dataRow and we dont want that! AND if i dont move the data up then it will have blank rows uptop and will end the try and not insert the corrected data. You can better see what logic i am trying to perform at the bottom of my code, right after I insert into the database. Here is my code.
Private Sub btnLaserGenerateTicket_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnLaserGenerateTicket.Click 'Function declarations
How would i delete only the successful inserted rows for insert and then move the non successful rows up and allow the user to correct the data and get it ready for an insert. If i dont delete the successful rows then i will have multiple inserts of the same dataRow and we dont want that! :) AND if i dont move the data up then it will have blank rows uptop and will end the try and not insert the corrected data. Here is my code.
how to add Rows programmatically to the DataGridView's rows collection when the control is data-bound? here is my code but i got error as "Rows cannot be programmatically added to the DataGridView's rows collection when the control is data-bound? "
I have a vb.net web application and when a particular function runs , i get data timeouts in the rest of the application..(ie..row not found errors or column does not belong to table but it does) The function is adding multiple rows in multiple tables in the database and is running in a for loop. It seems to be all SQL related but I am not seeing anything in the error logs in SQL or in the application Right now I am assuming it is memory related where to start note..the for loop will be replaced with a bulk insert but right now I jest need to resolve the issue of the timeouts
I am attempting to fill a form with multiple rows from an access table based off of a parameterized query. My query works fine but I don't want to return one row at a time, I want to return all rows that match my query in multiple text boxes. I know that I can use a datagrid view to accomplish this, but I would prefer the look of a textboxes on a form. I have read through many books and searched the internet forums but think I may just not know what to search for as nothing has worked yet. Can anyone point me in the right direction. So far I have tried setting the text box value to the row().item(), creating a different dataset for each row, and even setting variables for the results of the query to then be passed to the text boxes. Since none of this work, I don't really have any starting code to post. If I could just get a starting point I could work from there, so don't feel the need to code anything for me, just set me in the right direction.
Can anyone tell me why "Rows cannot be programmatically added to the DataGridView's rows collection when the control is data-bound." I keep getting an error "Invalid Operation Exception was Unhandled" error. All I am attempting to do is allow the user to select products from a list(or a second datagridview) and have it added to the datagridview so they do not have to type in every cell since the other cells are not visible because they do not purtain to their needs. Plus they will be able to save all items at the same time.
It was even difficult coming up with a Question title for this.
Am not sure whether am using the right approach to my problem. See i have this datagridview that contains rows that i would like have saved back into the Database as new rows but with a column altered to a new value.
Eg
PKColumn1 FKColumn2 Column3 Column4 1 1
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What am looking at is Change FKColumn2 (some foreign key, maybe i can also have a combo box somewhere on the form and an "import to") values to something like 2 and save the rows back to the database without loosing the original rows.
I have several problems with rows in a DataGridView. Background information: The DataGridView (DataGridViewCalib) is in one TabPage of a TabControl, some columns of the DataGridView are automatically DataGridViewCheckBoxColumn as the DataSource have some colums which are Boolean. This is a Windows Form written in VB.Net with Visual Studio 2008. The user loads an input data file.
The problems:
1) At first arrival in the TabPage, ShowDataGridViewCalib (code below) is called. All rows are then shown in the DataGridView, despite the code saying that some rows should not be visible. Breakpoints in the code show that the code do arrive at the Rows.Visible = False events. Despite all rows beeing shown a Watch in the debugger shows that:
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There are two alternative ways of handling the rows in the code. The first attempt (commented away here) is probably the "nicest".
I have 2 forms, each one with a datagridview.I want to transfer all the DataGridView Rows from From2 to another DataGridView of Form1. but it's not possible.