How to remove DataGrid's blank row when binding to a ObservableCollection?

The same problem persist in WPF 4.0 version of DataGrid, and it is caused by the add-new row which it shows automatically for ObservableCollection ItemsSource. Setting IsReadOnly as True it's too radical IMHO I solved it by disabling CanUserAddRows property if you don't need that behavior, but you still want cells to be modified: CanUserAddRows="False.

The same problem persist in WPF 4.0 version of DataGrid, and it is caused by the add-new row which it shows automatically for ObservableCollection ItemsSource. Setting IsReadOnly as True it's too radical IMHO. I solved it by disabling CanUserAddRows property if you don't need that behavior, but you still want cells to be modified: CanUserAddRows="False.

Agreed unless it is truly readonly then that seems over kill. – Jon Mar 23 at 12:23.

I've got it on Datagrid XAML, put the attribute: IsReadOnly="True.

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