WPF C# Data grid

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Hi Guys,

I try to add DataGrid to my form but there is no DataGrid in my toolbox and I try to add it to my toolbox but I fail any one can help my in adding a DataGrid in my WPF Form...?

Posted 4-Nov-10 12:13pm

Yasser El Shazly

Updated 4-Nov-10 13:34pm

Henry Minute

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Solution 1

Check in the properties for your project.

Is the Target set to .Net 3.5?

If so change it to .Net 4.0 and the DataGrid will magically appear.

That caught me out at first. :) :)

Posted 4-Nov-10 13:36pm

Henry Minute

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Yasser El Shazly 4-Nov-10 21:47pm

there is no .net4.0 in the combo box there is just .net 2.0 , 3.0 and 3.5 what i will do...?

Solution 3

If you are using VS2010 then there should be a .NET 4.0 entry. If you are and there isn't an entry then you need to reinstall VS2010.

If you are using VS2008, which sounds likely form your comment, then it doesn't come with a WPF DataGrid. You can download the 'official' one from here[^]. There are links there to tutorials and lots of other good stuff as well as the WPF Toolkit itself.

Good Luck. :)

Posted 5-Nov-10 2:33am

Henry Minute

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shakil0304003 · Accepted Answer · 2010-11-04T17:06:00

Solution 2

You can see this for your .net 3.5

Click

Posted 4-Nov-10 17:06pm

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Dalek Dave 5-Nov-10 5:17am

Uh huh!