Binding a generic collection to a DataGridView via Visual Basic 2008 code

Alessandro Del Sole

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16 Mar 2008CPOL2 min read

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Binding a generic collection to a DataGridView in VB 2008, with a few lines of code.

bindingcollectiondatagridview.zip
- BindingCollectionDataGridView
  - BindingCollectionDataGridView.sln
  - BindingCollectionDataGridView
    - bin
      - Debug
        
        BindingCollectionDataGridView.exe
        
        BindingCollectionDataGridView.vshost.exe
        
        BindingCollectionDataGridView.xml
    - BindingCollectionDataGridView.vbproj
    - BindingCollectionDataGridView.vbproj.user
    - Form1.Designer.vb
    - Form1.resx
    - Form1.vb
    - Module1.vb
    - My Project
      - Application.Designer.vb
      - Application.myapp
      - AssemblyInfo.vb
      - Resources.Designer.vb
      - Resources.resx
      - Settings.Designer.vb
      - Settings.settings

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I'm a Microsoft Visual Basic MVP. I'm an Italian .NET developer and I write articles and books about Visual Basic, Visual Studio LightSwitch, and the .NET technologies.

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Binding a generic collection to a DataGridView via Visual Basic 2008 code

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