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Asked: 2026-05-11T14:19:32+00:00

I have a report page that can display two different reports. So I have

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I have a report page that can display two different reports. So I have a GridView with no columns on my aspx page. I am adding 4 BoundFields to the GridView in the button click event handler. The first column is the one I need to set the width of for one of the reports (the code I’m using to add this column is below). 

gvReport.Columns.Clear();   BoundField bf1 = new BoundField();   ...   if (ddReportType.SelectedValue == 'full') {   bf1.HeaderText = 'Facility';   bf1.DataField = 'Facility';   bf1.ItemStyle.Wrap = true;   bf1.ItemStyle.Width = 150;   bf1.Visible = true;   gvReport.Columns.Add(bf1);   ...

The problem is there is one row that has a SHA512 hash in this column. Since there is no space in the middle of it, the gridview won’t wrap it (I think that’s what is happening, anyway)! So I thought I’d catch this column in the OnRowDataBound event and add a space in the middle of the hash so it will wrap, but I can’t figure out how to reference the BoundField. There’s no ID property. Does anyone have a suggestion? Either on how to reference the BoundField, or another way to get this to display nicely?

I had the columns in the aspx file originally and tried using:
gvReport.Columns[0].ItemStyle.Width = 150;
gvReport.Columns[0].ItemStyle.Wrap = true;

but that didn’t work either. This is very frustrating!

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  1. So we went with Plan C. I never did figure out how to reference the BoundField. We got around that problem by creating two GridViews in the markup and just changing which one is visible. To solve the problem of the text that won’t wrap, we’re catching it in the OnRowDataBound event handler and checking the length of the text. We just insert a space in the middle, and voila! It wraps!

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