On Mon, May 16, 2011 at 2:18 PM, Manikandan T
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi stephen,
> I gone through your code... It's nice...
>  I have a work around for this...
> Pls try this...
>  Dim DT As New DataTable
>         DT.Columns.Add("S.N")
>         For i As Integer = 0 To 5
>             DT.Rows.Add()
>             DT.Rows(DT.Rows.Count - 1).Item(0) = i + 1
>         Next
>
>         Dim grd As New DataGridView
>         grd.DataSource = DT
>         grd.Name = "grd1"
>         Form1.Panel1.Controls.Add(grd)
>         Form1.Panel1.Controls.Item("grd1").Refresh()
>         Form1.ShowDialog()
> It works fine... Hope it helps for you..
> Thanks,
> Manikandan.T
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Thanks.  I think it is a docking issue with the overwhelming panel(s)
that I have.  If one of them is set to .Visible = False I see my
middle panel.  :(

Panel1  Dock = top
Panel3  Dock = Fill
Panel2  Dock = bottom



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