"Neil Ni" <v-neilni@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> The designer does not supply a wizard for cross-form databinding.
>
> If the two forms are in the same application.
> You can write a new Event on Form A and Fire It when the user selects a
> new
> data source.
> Form B would subscribe to this Event and in the event handling method it
> would receive the new Data Source and use it to refresh the Grid.
>
> Other way would be if you open Form B from Form A, then in the constructor
> of Form B you can pass the value of the new data source, although if you
> ever change the value in form A then you would have to create a new
> instance of FormB.
>
> I think the first way is the best.
>
>
> Thanks & Regards,
>
> Neil Ni
> Microsoft Online Partner Support
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