how to start for loop from 2nd row of datagridview. help me with this. ThanX

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for (int i =0 ; i <=dataGridView1.Rows.Count-1; i++)

Posted 31-Dec-12 6:09am

zeshanazam

Updated 31-Dec-12 6:15am

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DinoRondelly · Answer 1 · 2012-12-31T06:15:00

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I think what your asking is how to skip the first 2 rows ?

If so just check the value of i before you execute any code in your loop,

Posted 31-Dec-12 6:15am

DinoRondelly

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zeshanazam 31-Dec-12 12:20pm

how is it possible ??

DinoRondelly 31-Dec-12 12:31pm

for (int i =0 ; i <=dataGridView1.Rows.Count-1; i++)
{
if( i > whatever row you wanted to start on)
{
Do whatever you want
}
}

AnteoDev 31-Dec-12 12:21pm

for (int i =2 ; i <=dataGridView1.Rows.Count-1; i++) ???

zeshanazam 31-Dec-12 12:24pm

and what if i want to skip first row ??

AnteoDev 31-Dec-12 12:27pm

Set a variable before the loop, like this:

int rowsToSkip = 1;
for (int i = rowsToSkip ; i <=dataGridView1.Rows.Count-1; i++)
{
this.DoWork(datagridView1.Rows[i]);
}

M.Edmison 31-Dec-12 12:37pm

Like Anteo4Ever said, variable set would probably be best bet to follow, but hear is how that works.

Your list starts at 0,
so the the "i=rowsToSkip" says it will start at 1, which excludes your first line that being 0.

So list of:
0 = wordA
1 = Letter2
2 = ItemC

It will start on line 1 which is "Letter2" which can be done different with while loops which we won't get into.