change rows in a SQL query on columns in a datagridview VB.NET

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I have a sql query where the data come in and want to convert rows into columns in a datagridview how I can do this.

I have a query which gets the "idStudent" "CodStudent" "NameStudent" and "notes1" "Notes2" "Notes3" "Notes4" and extracted as rows and I need to display it in a datagridview ("notes1" "Notes2" "Notes3 "" Notes4 ") as columns help please

Posted 21-Nov-12 3:48am

idoug12

Updated 21-Nov-12 3:57am

ZurdoDev

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ZurdoDev 21-Nov-12 9:58am

Sounds like you want to use the PIVOT function. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms177410(v=sql.105).aspx

Fathima, Coimbatore 22-Nov-12 2:17am

Can u send the required format.

idoug12 22-Nov-12 3:00am

This is the required format that I want to show in a datagrigview in VB.NET
Id Student----CodStudent--- NameStudent-----Notes1-----Notes2----Notes3---Notes4
---1----------000000123------John Adams------- A---------B---------A+-------B
---2----------000000124------Lisa Simpson----- A+--------B---------A+-------B

this format I get from the SQL query, as you can see I load activities as rows

IdStudent----CodStudent---- NameStudent------ activities Notes
--1----------000000123------John Adams------- Notes1---- A
--1----------000000123------John Adams------- Notes2---- B
--1----------000000123------John Adams------- Notes3---- A+
--1----------000000123------John Adams------- Notes4---- B
--2----------000000124------Lisa Simpson------Notes1---- A+
--2----------000000124------Lisa Simpson------Notes2---- B
--2----------000000124------Lisa Simpson------Notes3---- A+
--2----------000000124------Lisa Simpson------Notes4---- B

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armarzook · Answer 1 · 2012-11-21T21:23:00

Solution 2

Try this. Actually your question is not understandable.

VB

TextBox1.Text = datatable.Rows(0).Item("column_name").ToString
TextBox2.Text = datatable.Rows(0).Item("column_name").ToString
...

Posted 21-Nov-12 21:23pm

armarzook