complete control of gridview row

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i have a gridview binded with a datatable which contains data like for ex.
name amount
a 10000
b 20000
c 30000
d 45000 and so on.
my requirement is to display the data in following format.

1st row:- a 10000 b 20000
2nd row:- c 30000
3rd row:- d 45000 e 85000
and so on depending on my conditions.

i m trying to do it in rowdatabound event but not able to achieve the task.
How can i get the complete control over a particular grid row and each cell of it ? what event of grid should i use and how ? Do i have to use any third party control for this ? Help me..

Thanks in advance.

Posted 2-Dec-13 19:11pm

pwavell

Updated 2-Dec-13 19:50pm

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Vishal Pand3y 3-Dec-13 1:24am

not enough Information to answer the question.....

Karthik_Mahalingam 3-Dec-13 1:26am

Need more info.

your grid view contains only 4 columns or its autogenerated columns ??

how the data will be from database ??

pwavell 3-Dec-13 1:48am

the columns are autogenerated columns and the table contains more than four columns.i m hiding some columns according to requirement.the columns that datatable contains are
code,name,debit,credit and amount.

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bowlturner · Answer 1 · 2013-12-03T03:13:00

If your data set is really

VB

where each one is row back from your data set, then to be able to do something like

CSS

1st row:- a 10000 b 20000
2nd row:- c 30000
3rd row:- d 45000 e 85000

you will need to massage the data going INTO the dataset. Change the results you are getting back to match what you need. This will also help keep business logic out of your UI which is a good practice.