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list of patient demographics. it has 2 columns and several rows, each mapping to a different patient demographic. because each row maps to a different patient demographic, you can think of column1 as 'PropertyName' and column2 as 'PropertyValue' as this control essentially needs to act as a generic name/value pair editor. for example, the input screen would look something like: FirstName: John LastName: Doe SSN: 111-22-3333 DOB: <a Date selection box> Referring MD: <a combobox with several physician names, but i need to be able to get at their ID as well via DataMember or something like that> State: <a combobox of states, but again, i need this to be based on a lookup table so i can get the StateID> .... so... this means that while i have only 2 columns, i need MULTIPLE cell types (e.g. the Text cell type, the ComboBox type, and a Date selector type). how can i create this DataGridView setup programmatically? i do not want to use any Designers for this because the rows (each patient demographic) is generated dynamically at runtime. also, obviously, i dont want to be creating my own cell types and would rather use the built-in cell types that ..NET offers - i just need multiple of them in the same column (column2). also, please comment on how to bind my lookup tables to the ComboBox cell type. i am hoping that i can work the normal DataSource, DataMember, DisplayMember stuff in here somewhere. your help is greatly appreciated. thanks, ben callister
Hi Ben,
I am sorry that I couldn't understand why you want to display multiple cell types in the same column, and I don't think we could do this. You mentioned that you'd like to show the data of patient demographics in a DataGridView. Why not add 6 columns for FirstName, LastName, SSN, DOB, Referring MD and State and display the data of a patient in one row? As for how to bind a lookup table to a ComboBox column, we could set the DataSource, DisplayMember and ValueMember properties of the ComboBox column. Hope this helps. If you have any concerns, please feel free to tell me. Sincerely, Linda Liu Microsoft Online Community Support ================================================== Get notification to my posts through email? Please refer to http://msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions/managednewsgroups/default.aspx#notif ications. Note: The MSDN Managed Newsgroup support offering is for non-urgent issues where an initial response from the community or a Microsoft Support Engineer within 1 business day is acceptable. Please note that each follow up response may take approximately 2 business days as the support professional working with you may need further investigation to reach the most efficient resolution. The offering is not appropriate for situations that require urgent, real-time or phone-based interactions or complex project analysis and dump analysis issues. Issues of this nature are best handled working with a dedicated Microsoft Support Engineer by contacting Microsoft Customer Support Services (CSS) at http://msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions/support/default.aspx. ================================================== This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Hi Ben,
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Hi Ben,
I am trying to do something very similar, and can't find a solution anywhere. I did find code that uses the old DataGrid control to display a column comprising different control types. I have the code in work. I'll forward it on to you. If i find out anything more, I will let you know. Regards, dotnetster [quoted text, click to view] Ben Callister wrote:
> i have a DataGridView control that is being used to enable users to edit a > list of patient demographics. it has 2 columns and several rows, each > mapping to a different patient demographic. because each row maps to a > different patient demographic, you can think of column1 as 'PropertyName' > and column2 as 'PropertyValue' as this control essentially needs to act as a > generic name/value pair editor. > > for example, the input screen would look something like: > > FirstName: John > LastName: Doe > SSN: 111-22-3333 > DOB: <a Date selection box> > Referring MD: <a combobox with several physician names, but i need to > be able to get at their ID as well via DataMember or something like that> > State: <a combobox of states, but again, i need this to > be based on a lookup table so i can get the StateID> > ... > > so... this means that while i have only 2 columns, i need MULTIPLE cell > types (e.g. the Text cell type, the ComboBox type, and a Date selector > type). > > how can i create this DataGridView setup programmatically? i do not want to > use any Designers for this because the rows (each patient demographic) is > generated dynamically at runtime. also, obviously, i dont want to be > creating my own cell types and would rather use the built-in cell types that > .NET offers - i just need multiple of them in the same column (column2). > > also, please comment on how to bind my lookup tables to the ComboBox cell > type. i am hoping that i can work the normal DataSource, DataMember, > DisplayMember stuff in here somewhere. > > your help is greatly appreciated. > > thanks, > ben callister
Hi Ben, Check out the PropertyGrid. There is a cool example here: http://www.codeproject.com/cs/miscctrl/bending_property.asp HTH, dotnetster... [quoted text, click to view] dotnetster wrote:
> Hi Ben, > > I am trying to do something very similar, and can't find a solution > anywhere. I did find code that uses the old DataGrid control to > display a column comprising different control types. I have the code > in work. I'll forward it on to you. > > If i find out anything more, I will let you know. > > Regards, > > dotnetster > > Ben Callister wrote: > > i have a DataGridView control that is being used to enable users to edit a > > list of patient demographics. it has 2 columns and several rows, each > > mapping to a different patient demographic. because each row maps to a > > different patient demographic, you can think of column1 as 'PropertyName' > > and column2 as 'PropertyValue' as this control essentially needs to act as a > > generic name/value pair editor. > > > > for example, the input screen would look something like: > > > > FirstName: John > > LastName: Doe > > SSN: 111-22-3333 > > DOB: <a Date selection box> > > Referring MD: <a combobox with several physician names, but i need to > > be able to get at their ID as well via DataMember or something like that> > > State: <a combobox of states, but again, i need this to > > be based on a lookup table so i can get the StateID> > > ... > > > > so... this means that while i have only 2 columns, i need MULTIPLE cell > > types (e.g. the Text cell type, the ComboBox type, and a Date selector > > type). > > > > how can i create this DataGridView setup programmatically? i do not want to > > use any Designers for this because the rows (each patient demographic) is > > generated dynamically at runtime. also, obviously, i dont want to be > > creating my own cell types and would rather use the built-in cell types that > > .NET offers - i just need multiple of them in the same column (column2). > > > > also, please comment on how to bind my lookup tables to the ComboBox cell > > type. i am hoping that i can work the normal DataSource, DataMember, > > DisplayMember stuff in here somewhere. > > > > your help is greatly appreciated. > > > > thanks, > > ben callister
Hi,
I am also using DataGridView For my application here i wanted to do column spliting and merging, how can i do it in datagridview, ie i want to split a single column in to multiple columns, this is to be happen at runtim How can i? Thanks in advance [quoted text, click to view] "dotnetster" wrote:
> > Hi Ben, > > Check out the PropertyGrid. There is a cool example here: > > http://www.codeproject.com/cs/miscctrl/bending_property.asp > > HTH, > > dotnetster... > > dotnetster wrote: > > Hi Ben, > > > > I am trying to do something very similar, and can't find a solution > > anywhere. I did find code that uses the old DataGrid control to > > display a column comprising different control types. I have the code > > in work. I'll forward it on to you. > > > > If i find out anything more, I will let you know. > > > > Regards, > > > > dotnetster > > > > Ben Callister wrote: > > > i have a DataGridView control that is being used to enable users to edit a > > > list of patient demographics. it has 2 columns and several rows, each > > > mapping to a different patient demographic. because each row maps to a > > > different patient demographic, you can think of column1 as 'PropertyName' > > > and column2 as 'PropertyValue' as this control essentially needs to act as a > > > generic name/value pair editor. > > > > > > for example, the input screen would look something like: > > > > > > FirstName: John > > > LastName: Doe > > > SSN: 111-22-3333 > > > DOB: <a Date selection box> > > > Referring MD: <a combobox with several physician names, but i need to > > > be able to get at their ID as well via DataMember or something like that> > > > State: <a combobox of states, but again, i need this to > > > be based on a lookup table so i can get the StateID> > > > ... > > > > > > so... this means that while i have only 2 columns, i need MULTIPLE cell > > > types (e.g. the Text cell type, the ComboBox type, and a Date selector > > > type). > > > > > > how can i create this DataGridView setup programmatically? i do not want to > > > use any Designers for this because the rows (each patient demographic) is > > > generated dynamically at runtime. also, obviously, i dont want to be > > > creating my own cell types and would rather use the built-in cell types that > > > .NET offers - i just need multiple of them in the same column (column2). > > > > > > also, please comment on how to bind my lookup tables to the ComboBox cell > > > type. i am hoping that i can work the normal DataSource, DataMember, > > > DisplayMember stuff in here somewhere. > > > > > > your help is greatly appreciated. > > > > > > thanks, > > > ben callister >
Hi,
My question is same like this only, what i want is that i want to split a single column in to multiple columns. ie my question is that how to achive split and merge concept is achieved in DataGridView? please share ur ideas Thanks in advance [quoted text, click to view] "dotnetster" wrote:
> > Hi Ben, > > Check out the PropertyGrid. There is a cool example here: > > http://www.codeproject.com/cs/miscctrl/bending_property.asp > > HTH, > > dotnetster... > > dotnetster wrote: > > Hi Ben, > > > > I am trying to do something very similar, and can't find a solution > > anywhere. I did find code that uses the old DataGrid control to > > display a column comprising different control types. I have the code > > in work. I'll forward it on to you. > > > > If i find out anything more, I will let you know. > > > > Regards, > > > > dotnetster > > > > Ben Callister wrote: > > > i have a DataGridView control that is being used to enable users to edit a > > > list of patient demographics. it has 2 columns and several rows, each > > > mapping to a different patient demographic. because each row maps to a > > > different patient demographic, you can think of column1 as 'PropertyName' > > > and column2 as 'PropertyValue' as this control essentially needs to act as a > > > generic name/value pair editor. > > > > > > for example, the input screen would look something like: > > > > > > FirstName: John > > > LastName: Doe > > > SSN: 111-22-3333 > > > DOB: <a Date selection box> > > > Referring MD: <a combobox with several physician names, but i need to > > > be able to get at their ID as well via DataMember or something like that> > > > State: <a combobox of states, but again, i need this to > > > be based on a lookup table so i can get the StateID> > > > ... > > > > > > so... this means that while i have only 2 columns, i need MULTIPLE cell > > > types (e.g. the Text cell type, the ComboBox type, and a Date selector > > > type). > > > > > > how can i create this DataGridView setup programmatically? i do not want to > > > use any Designers for this because the rows (each patient demographic) is > > > generated dynamically at runtime. also, obviously, i dont want to be > > > creating my own cell types and would rather use the built-in cell types that > > > .NET offers - i just need multiple of them in the same column (column2). > > > > > > also, please comment on how to bind my lookup tables to the ComboBox cell > > > type. i am hoping that i can work the normal DataSource, DataMember, > > > DisplayMember stuff in here somewhere. > > > > > > your help is greatly appreciated. > > > > > > thanks, > > > ben callister >
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