At design time, I want to insert a row in a large TableLayoutPanel.
I want to insert an empty row, say at position 2, and have the contents of rows 2 through N move to rows 3 to N+1.
All I can find is the Add Row link, which adds a row at the end. Then I would have to manually move all the items in each cell down to the lower cell (which will take me 30 minutes) to free the row that I want to insert. Of course, I'd rather not have to do that.
Click the arrow, or in Properties sheet, select rows and click the ellipsis button.
You will see a dialog.
Select Rows from dropdown at top, and then position highlight and click insert.
You can right click the row where you want to add the new empty row, got Row and click Insert. This will insert a new row at the selected location.
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I have a gridview that functions as a visual for a schedule. It is sorted by an "order" column in ascending order.
Ex. The very top of the gridview has the number '1' in the order column and the very bottom would have the number '100'.
Is it possible to have it where I can move a row down the gridview by clicking and moving with my mouse and then have order column update automatically?
Ex. If I click and move row '5' below row '20', then the '5' in the order column would automatically update to 20.1 (As to not move every other row behind row 20 up one number every time a row is moved down the schedule).
I need to fill a row that sums the total of the column and always is at the bottom of the DataGridView. I use SQL to fill the DataGridView. It could be a TextBox too, just need it to be at the bottom of the DataGridView.
I have a WinForms DataGrid (not DataGridView). When I manually select a row, the row indicator, shown in the first image below, shows on the selected rows. However, if I set the DataGrid's datasource after a save and programmatically select the second row using:
datagrid.Select(1), the second row gets the highlighted background color but the focus indicator is on the first row as shown in the second image below.
Is there a way to make the selected row get focus and have the indicator display for the row?
Since this is the old System.Windows.Forms.DataGrid, the Row selection method is slightly different than the DataGridView's.
You can select a Row, as you're doing, with the Select() method.
This doesn't change the Current Row. To make a Row the Current, you can use the CurrentRowIndex property.
Combined, these two move the selection and set the Current Row.
// Selects and highlights the Row at index 1
dataGrid.Select(1);
// Make the Row at index 1 the Current
dataGrid.CurrentRowIndex = 1;
Something similar in a DataGridView:
(One of the methods that can be used to achieve this result)
// Move the focus and selects the Row at index 1
dataGridView.Rows[1].Selected = true;
// Make the Row at index 1 the Current setting the CurrentCell property
dataGridView.CurrentCell = dgvTest.Rows[1].Cells[0];
Try this:
dataGridView1.FirstDisplayedScrollingRowIndex =
dataGridView1.Rows[dataGridView1.Rows.Count - 2].Index;
I have a DataGridView.
If I click over a column, it just selects a column like:
As you can see the Business Fax is selected, but my entire row is not, so in consequence, this.dgComm.SelectedRows.Count always throwd 0, but if I click on first column like:
it selects the full row and this.dgComm.SelectedRows.Count throws 1.
What I want to do is to prevent that zero. How can I select a full row if I just click in single column?
Regards.
There's a property on the DataGridView entitled SelectedMode, ensure this is set to FullRowSelect
Q :
I want to make the header in my report like this but I don't know how to do this in right way.
They are three columns with a general header (GPA) and special header for each one which its value comes from a parameter.
In the Report Designer:
You will need two heading rows, so (if you don't already have them) right-click on the existing heading row and select Insert Row.
Enter 'GPA' into the top heading row cell above the first of your three parameter-based columns, and your three parameter-based headings into the appropriate cells on the second header row.
Click on the GPA cell, then hold down Shift and click on the next two cells so that the three top row heading cells above the parameter-based columns are all selected. Right-click on the selected cells and select Merge Cells.
With the merged cells still selected, set alignment, bolding and background colour as required.