Adding new row to datagridview deletes records of previous row in datagridview

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I am populating datagridview manually..On clicking "Add" button,user can add row to a grid.
For first record,it works well but when I add 2nd row to grid,2nd row gets added but records of first row becomes null..I tried debugging but I am not able to solve the problem..Below is the code to add row to datagridview:

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OWNGrid.RowCount = OwnGRow
        OWNGrid.Rows(OwnGRow - 1).Cells(1).Value = CStr(OwnGRow - 1)
        OWNGrid.Rows(OwnGRow - 1).Cells(2).Value = TxtOWNJEVS.Text
        OWNGrid.Rows(OwnGRow - 1).Cells(3).Value = TxtOWNName.Text
        OWNGrid.Rows(OwnGRow - 1).Cells(4).Value = VB6.Format(Today, "dd-MMM-yyyy")

        TxtOWNJEVS.Text = ""
        TxtOWNName.Text = ""

        OwnGRow = OwnGRow + 1

where initially Owngrow = 2...

Posted 18-Mar-13 0:30am

Rachna0309

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adrian@csdev 21-Mar-13 18:43pm

Hi Rachna0309

First method is to create a dataset and a table then add the data to the datatable in the dataset and then set the gridview's datasource to the datatable in the dataset.

Second method is to do something like this...

Dim rowNum As Integer = DataGridView1.Rows.Add()
DataGridView1.Rows.Item(rowNum).Cells(0).Value = "Fisrt Value"
DataGridView1.Rows.Item(rowNum).Cells(1).Value = "Second Value"

The first line of code gets the new row of the datagrid everytime

Just test it and let me know if it worked for you

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