"Go" DataGridView several ways to bind a data source

The first type:



The second type:
DataTable   dt=new   


The third type:



The fourth type:


This.dataGridView1.DataMember = "table name";

The fifth type:
ArrayList Al = new ArrayList ();


The sixth type:



The seventh type:
DataView dv = new DataView ();
This.dataGridView1.DataSource = DV;

The eighth type:
This.dataGridVi.DataSource = new bindinglist<object> (list<object>);


Non-binding mode  (ref:http://blog.csdn.net/yudandan10/article/details/9618763)

The so-called unbound pattern is that the data displayed by the DataGridView control is not from the bound data source, but instead can be populated manually by code into the DataGridView control, which is DataGridView control adds a lot of flexibility

Let's take a look at the DataGridView control has several types of columns , and these types are indirect or directly inherit the DataGridViewColumns () class , here are some of the types we can use long

Class	Description
Datagridviewtextboxcolumn	Used with text-based values, automatically generated when binding to values of numeric and string types
Datagridviewcheckboxcolumn	used with Boolean and checkstate values, automatically generated when binding to values of these types
Datagridviewimagecolumn	Used to display images that are automatically generated when bound to a byte array, animage object, or an Icon object
Datagridviewbuttoncolumn	Used to display a button in a cell, is not automatically generated at binding, and is typically used as an unbound column
Datagridviewcomboboxcolumn	The user displays a drop-down list in a cell that is not automatically generated at bind time and is typically received for data binding
Datagridviewlinkcolumn	Used to display hyperlinks in cells that are not automatically generated at bind time, often requiring manual data binding

See the example below

1. //'Create a column that displays a textbox ()Dim col1 as Datagridviewtextboxcolumn =New Datagridviewtextboxcolumn (); Col1. Name="Name"; col1. HeaderText="name";//'set the text that appears in the captionDim col3 as Datagridviewtextboxcolumn=Newdatagridviewtextboxcolumn (); Col3. Name="Sex"; col3. HeaderText="Sex";//'to add a new column to the controlDataGridView1.Columns.Add (col1);   DATAGRIDVIEW1.COLUMNS.ADD (COL3); //'Adding Rows//'Create a new rowDim row as DataGridViewRow =Newdatagridviewrow (); Row. Createcells (DATAGRIDVIEW1); //'set the value of a cellRow. Cells (0). Value ="Zhang San"; row. Cells (1). Value ="male"  ; DATAGRIDVIEW1.ROWS.ADD (row); //'Add a second rowIm Row1 as String () = {"John Doe","male"}  ; DATAGRIDVIEW1.ROWS.ADD (ROW1);

In addition, you can add a header column without code, but manually add columns by adding the following steps :

1, click on the DataGridView control to see a small triangle, click the small triangle pop-up menu Select the Edit column as shown below

Edit columns:

You can also modify the properties of a column

"Go" DataGridView several ways to bind a data source