This works.. using System. ComponentModel; List EquipList = new List(); DataGridView. Datasource = EquipList; below:the first two properties in the class will be displayed with with their new names, the third property will not display as per the Browsable attribute.
Public class equip { DisplayName("Equipment ID") public int EquipID {get;set;} DisplayName("Equipment Name") public string EquipName {get;set;} Browsable(false) public int recordId {get; private set;} }.
1, for RAD projects I'll always do this – Saeed Amiri Apr 5 at 13:00.
You can try this DataGridViewTextBoxColumn dt = new DataGridViewTextBoxColumn(); dt. DataPropertyName = "EquipName"; //Property to bind. Dt.
HeaderText = "Name"; dataGridView1.Columns. Add(dt); You can achieve this easily with Designer.
Thats just so long and laborious – Brad Apr 5 at 12:42.
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