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Unbound mode is suitable for displaying relatively small amounts of data that you manage programmatically. You do not attach the DataGridView control directly to a data source as in bound mode. Instead, you must populate the control yourself, typically by using the DataGridViewRowCollection.Add method.

 

Unbound mode can be particularly useful for static, read-only data, or when you want to provide your own code that interacts with an external data store. When you want your users to interact with an external data source, however, you will typically use bound mode.

What is the DataGridView
Differences between the DataGridView and DataGrid controls
Highlight of features
Structure of DGV
Architecture Elements
Cells and Bands