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how to count total row in gridview?
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[no name] 28-Mar-14 16:10pm    
Can you not use the Rows.Count property for some reason?
Richard C Bishop 28-Mar-14 16:26pm    
Put that as the answer, except maybe elaborate a bit.
Member 10694442 28-Mar-14 16:26pm    
i m new in .net
i dont know which property is use

GridView1.Rows.Count;
 
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[no name] 28-Mar-14 23:17pm    
Yes simple,
This is the right answer
Ankur Ramanuj 29-Mar-14 2:12am    
this is right answer.
C#
GridView1.DataSource = dt; // dt => datatable
GridView1.DataBind();
int totalRows= dt.Rows.Count;


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hello.. see here

datatable dt=new datatable();
datadapter da=new dataadapter();

da.fill(dt);

gridview.datasource=dt;
gridview.bind();
if(gridview.Rows.count>0)
{
here assign your gridview.Rows[0]["column name"].Tostring();
}
 
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int count=Gridview1.Rows.Count
 
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DataTable dt = New DataTable();
dt= Your Function
int count= dt.Rows.Count();
 
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Krunal Rohit 29-Mar-14 14:46pm    
Count is not a method. It's property of object DataTable.

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