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I have a DataGridView form in my .NET application and I’d like to be able to show or hide additional columns based on a Boolean value at run time.
What’s the best way to show/hide these columns in code (as opposed to in the Forms Designer)?
The easiest option (if the columns are known ahead of time) is to add them as you would normally, then set
Visibleas appropriate (on each) at runtime.You can also add extra columns completely at runtime (if you can’t predict the schema) – but note that this might work differently depending on whether you are using data-binding (i.e. a
DataSource).