Binding a Dictionary to the DataGridView in C#?

This. DataGridViewTest. DataSource = listSmiles.Values.

Kane: I tried doing this, however this didn't work. – tush1r Nov 2 '09 at 5:19.

Yes ,by Calling ToArray of Dictionary var g = this. DataGridView1; var s = new Dictionary(); s. Add("1", "Test1"); s.

Add("2", "Test2"); s. Add("3", "Test3"); g. DataSource = s.ToArray().

If the question relates to WPF or silverlight, this article gives a solution. I've been using it and it performs well, even for large numbers of columns.

Phillip: This is for Winforms application. – tush1r Nov 2 '09 at 5:18.

I know this is a bit old, but perhaps it will help someone. This one line solution worked for me.

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