Comments by Moses Lebotsa

Moses Lebotsa 2-Mar-17 5:16am View

Just saw that....I was just going through questions and responding to them if they are not resolved. Hope this is not a problem....is it?

Moses Lebotsa 2-Mar-17 4:30am View

Hi Moses, you can use reflection to get class members at runtime. This can be done by using the GetType().GetProperties() on an instance of any object. This returns an array of PropertyInfo. Regards, Moses

Moses Lebotsa 12-Jan-17 8:28am View

Hi

I don't know of a way that you can have two headers. A work around will be to return the first row with the first column in the first row have an empty string.

Moses Lebotsa 12-Jan-17 7:38am View

sorry about that. My bad. I should have commented. Thanks Afzaal.

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