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| Cells and Bands |
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| When working with datasource such as a database or a business object it is common to deal with null values. Null values can be an actual null (nothing in VB) or a database null value (DBNull.Value). When working with these values youll need to decide how you will display them. In addition there are valid reasons for when youll want to write a null value. Using the cell styles NullValue and DataSourceNullValue properties you can change how the DataGridView works with null values. | ||||||||||||
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