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Asked: May 10, 20262026-05-10T19:03:37+00:00 2026-05-10T19:03:37+00:00

Suppose I have a dataset with those two immortal tables: Employee & Order Emp

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Suppose I have a dataset with those two immortal tables: Employee & Order
Emp -> ID, Name
Ord -> Something, Anotherthing, EmpID
And relation Rel: Ord (EmpID) -> Emp (ID)

It works great in standard master/detail scenario
(show employees, follow down the relation, show related orders),
but what when I wan’t to go the opposite way (show Ord table with Emp.Name)?

Something like this:

<stackpanel>   // with datacontext set from code to dataset.tables['ord']    <TextBox Text='{Binding Something}'/>    <TextBox Text='{Binding Anotherthing}'/>    <TextBox Text='{Binding ???}'/> // that's my problem, how to show related Emp.Name  </stackpanel> 

Any ideas? I can create value converter, but if I wan’t to use dataset instance which I get from parent module it gets tricky.

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  1. 2026-05-10T19:03:37+00:00Added an answer on May 10, 2026 at 7:03 pm

    If you want to synchronize the contents of multiple controls, you will need to have them share the same binding source through the DataContext set on a common parent control. Here is an example:

    <StackPanel>     <StackPanel.Resources>         <ObjectDataProvider x:Key='ds' ObjectType='{x:Type mynamespace:MyDataSet}' />     </StackPanel.Resources>      <!-- We set the data context to the collection of rows in the table -->     <StackPanel DataContext='{Binding Source={StaticResource ds}, Path=USERS.Rows}'>         <ListBox ItemsSource='{Binding}'                  DisplayMemberPath='NAME'                  IsSynchronizedWithCurrentItem='True' />         <TextBox Text='{Binding Path=NAME}'/>         <TextBox Text='{Binding Path=COUNTRIESRow.NAME}'/>     </StackPanel> </StackPanel> 

    Setting the IsSynchronizedWithCurrentItem property to ‘True’ will cause the ListBox.SelectedItem property to be automatically synchronized with the CollectionView.CurrentItem of the binding source, that is the collection of rows set at the DataContext. This means that the currently selected row in the ListBox becomes the binding source for the two TextBox controls.

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