How do I put data in gridview columns into different textbox

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I am looking to output the data in my gridview to textboxs. I have multiple rows an cells in my gridview.

I have code that uses a button which outputs Data to a textbox. I want the data in the first column in textbox1 and next column in textbox2.

The code I wrote outputs the first row accross in Textbox1, the 1st & 2nd in Textbox2, the 1st & 2nd & 3rd in Textbox3 etc...

The problem I have with it is I want column 1 (going down) in textbox1 column 2 in textbox2 etc. Any help is greatly appreciated

any help on this would be great

What I have tried:

looping through rows and columns

Posted 18-Apr-19 3:25am

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Updated 24-Apr-19 23:30pm

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Gerry Schmitz · Answer 1 · 2019-04-18T14:23:00

Solution 1

Just a guess:

For k As Integer = 0 To dv.Count - 1
  strTemp &= dv(k)("TxtDat").ToString.PadRight(50, " ") & vbCrLf
Next

strTemp = dv(i)("TxtDat").ToString.PadRight(50, " ") & vbCrLf

Posted 18-Apr-19 14:23pm

Gerry Schmitz

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Member 14315477 23-Apr-19 4:03am

I want to loop through so need the for statement I think....If I take it out I only get line one of what im looking not all the information.

Kevheathfield · Answer 2 · 2019-04-24T23:31:00

Also guessing here...

I would;
1) Get the datagridview datasource (preferably as a DataTable)
2) Iterate columns or rows.

VB

Dim dataTable As DataTable = TryCast(dgv.DataSource, DataTable)

For Each column As DataColumn In dataTable.Columns
    For Each dRow as DataRow in dataTable.Rows
       TextBox1.Text = dRow[column]
    Exit
Exit

You will have to do a lot more debugging, but this is the jist of it IMO.