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Displaying & editing a two dimensional array in DataGridView

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    Henrik Schmiediche
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    I have a double[,] two dimensional array that i would like to display and edit in a DataGridView control, but I am having difficulty binding the data to the DataGridView control. Can someone point me in the right direction on how to do this? - henrik

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      I have a double[,] two dimensional array that i would like to display and edit in a DataGridView control, but I am having difficulty binding the data to the DataGridView control. Can someone point me in the right direction on how to do this? - henrik

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      Hi, Does your array implements IList interface?

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        Hi, Does your array implements IList interface?

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        No it does not, but if implementing IList solved my problem then perhaps I will need to do this. How would I proceed if the IList interface is implemented? - Henrik

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