How to show different data types values in gridview column

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I have gridview that shows data from database table contains columns as Id,Name and Inventory.
Among this

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Inventory Column should contain data as like <pre lang="vb">

$50.00
Consignment
Consignment
$100.50</pre>

Here my gird has edit features if there is no currency value in Inventory column user can insert string as Consignment. For this i can store in table one static value but my problem is how to handle in codebehind(C#.net) for getting datatypes and conditions  "Consignment" string in

Posted 21-Feb-13 19:54pm

Madhugundi

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Mycroft Holmes · Answer 1 · 2013-02-21T20:38:00

You need to change Inventory column to a string data type, this should be done in the query when getting the data from the database. Convert(varchar(100),Inventory) as Inventory you may also want to add some formatting. Then in your code behind you can insert "Consignment" or do this in the query as well.