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GDBG - Row Header Borders

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11946 Mar 18,2004 11:24 AM Mar 18,2004 12:23 PM Windows Forms 1
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Rob Panosh
Asked On March 18, 2004 11:24 AM

How can I remove the row header borders (lines) from a GridDataBoundGrid? Thanks, Rob

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Replied On March 18, 2004 12:23 PM

Those borders on headers are actually drawn as part of the cell as a 3-d effect that gives them a button appearance. You can turn it off grid-wide by setting this property this.gridDataBoundGrid1.Properties.Buttons3D = false; If you want to do something cell by cell, you will have to change the celltype (maybe to Static) by setting grid.BaseStylesMap["Column Header"].StyleInfo.CellType. You would do the same for "Row Header" and "Header" (top-left cell).

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