How to Present HashTable in DatagridView...?

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My question is that i have an hashtable in my program , simply i want to display all key,value pair of this hashTable into Datagrid view in my c# form application...
kINDLY answer my question i tried that code but nothing happens...

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 dataGridView1.DataSource = hashtable.Cast<DictionaryEntry>().Select(x => new { Col1 = x.Key.ToString(), Col2 = x.Value.ToString() }).ToList();}</pre>

I have posted that same question to forums but still no one has helped me...

I am surprised that why these programmers are not able of answering this question...

Posted 1-Mar-14 19:24pm

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Updated 1-Mar-14 19:26pm

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Krunal Rohit 2-Mar-14 3:20am

what is the type of the Value on dictionary ?

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2014-03-01T19:40:00

I just cannot understand how it can be a problem. There can be different way to achieve that. In simplest case, you create two string columns (not counting row headers), one representing keys, another one — values. In the loop by all key-value pairs, fill in both columns. It will take few lines of code. As I don't know if you want to edit data, you need to make at least the key column read-only, because editing a key would be invalid operation. Depending on the type of the values, you might be able to edit them.

—SA