dynamically adding a column in gridview

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Hi,
I have a gridview and have bound it with a table.
Now I have added a column in this gridview dynamically with another table.
How can I do it?

Thanks in Advance.

Posted 13-Dec-10 18:55pm

Mohd Wasif

Updated 13-Dec-10 18:58pm

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Brij · Answer 1 · 2010-12-13T18:57:00

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You can create a new temporary datatable with the required columns and bind it with the gridview. Rest things will be take care by Gridview itself

Posted 13-Dec-10 18:57pm

Brij

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Mohd Wasif 14-Dec-10 1:15am

No No ,Actually I am retrieving data for reporting and from 2 table
1 query is a simple one but in 2 query i have used aggregate function that's the problem.

Brij 14-Dec-10 1:54am

I think you got me wrong. I mean after retrieving data from DB, make a ADO.NET datatable with required columns and update the data in that table. There are various ways to do this. Let me know, if your query still exists