Re: DataGridView by RobinS
RobinS
Sat Apr 26 22:32:08 CDT 2008
I think you can also access the cells using dgv.Cells[intRow, intCol], so
you could loop through the data that way as well.
RobinS.
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"Rick" <RickREMOVETHIS@LakeValleySeed.com> wrote in message
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> Completely untested, but can't you do something like:
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> for each dgvr as datagridviewrow in dgv.rows
> table.row.Column = dgvr("<Col name> or <Col index>")
> next
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> Rick
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> "Bails" <affinity_sales@australiaonline.net.au> wrote in message
> news:1209034999.930379@kangaroo.ozonline.com.au...
>> Hi All, I have been searching everywhere but I am totally stumped. Can
>> anyone PLEASE help.
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>> I am using VB.Net 2005 edition and have a DataGridView (DGV)on my form.
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>> The DGV is NOT bound to anything as I want the user to input their
>> values. Once they have finished I THEN want to save the values in the DGV
>> to a MS Access table.
>>
>> How do I do this?
>>
>> My DataGridView is called DGV1 and my table is db1.mdb.
>>
>> I would KILL for any example code you may be able to pass my way.
>>
>> THANK YOU
>>
>>
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