How to split Datagrid single row into two rows?

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I'm using Visual Studio 2010 C# and working on a windows application.
I don't have many rows in my Datagrid but there are many columns. Is it possible to split long single row into two rows. I don't want to use horizontal scroll bar?
Thanks in advance.

Posted 10-Jul-12 20:53pm

MohammadTamis

Updated 10-Jul-12 20:55pm

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Vani Kulkarni 11-Jul-12 4:28am

Do you mean to split the data present in the row?

MohammadTamis 11-Jul-12 4:35am

I mean split one row into 2 rows. In grid the second row be under the first row but both of them recognize as one row.
I just want it to display into 2 rows. not any changes to data, cells and others.
Could I explain clearly?

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Vani Kulkarni · Answer 1 · 2012-07-10T22:30:00

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Have a look at below discussion in ASP.Net forums, see if it helps you:

DataGridView Control: Splitting a row of records into 2 rows[^]

Posted 10-Jul-12 22:30pm

Vani Kulkarni

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MohammadTamis 11-Jul-12 4:40am

I have read it before but it is about asp.net and my question is about windows application in c# and there are differences between them.
Thanks.