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Member 3616119 1-Jul-13 5:18am View

Well, in my case no Database is involved. I just want to bind the GridView to a DataTable, and then populate that DataTable with 4 columns and some rows, with some default data. Once this is done, I want to display the GridView with the default data in the binded DataTable, and give the user the option to make changes to that data. If the user makes any changes, then I want to changes to reflect in the binded DataTable, and this is exactly what I can't seem to get done ... I don't think there is a requirement that data has to come from a database .. Also, the whole purpose of the GridView is to display data and assist in changing it. If the user has to go to the source to change the data, then it essentially defeats the purpose of having a GridView in the first place ..

Member 3616119 1-Jul-13 5:13am View

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Well, in my case no Database is involved. I just want to bind the GridView to a DataTable, and then populate that DataTable with 4 columns and some rows, with some default data. Once this is done, I want to display the GridView with the default data in the binded DataTable, and give the user the option to make changes to that data. If the user makes any changes, then I want to changes to reflect in the binded DataTable, and this is exactly what I can't seem to get done ... I don't think there is a requirement that data has to come from a database .. Also, the whole purpose of the GridView is to display data and assist in changing it. If the user has to go to the source to change the data, then it essentially defeats the purpose of having a GridView in the first place ..

Member 3616119 1-Jul-13 4:53am View

I want to read the updated values and process them, row by row .. There is an internal function in which I pass the EPS and TSR values .. Problem is that suppose user changes the default EPS and TSR values, then I need the updated values in the event after the button click ..

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