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    In my program, I used a DataGrid to display the data from the database. I realized that the column headings are in alphabetical order from left to right, which is not what I want. How can I change the setting to display the columns in my own way? I've tried using the TableMappings property of DataAdapter, but I couldn't make it work. Please give me some instructions about it. Thank you!

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      In my program, I used a DataGrid to display the data from the database. I realized that the column headings are in alphabetical order from left to right, which is not what I want. How can I change the setting to display the columns in my own way? I've tried using the TableMappings property of DataAdapter, but I couldn't make it work. Please give me some instructions about it. Thank you!

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      You can use the DataGrid TableStyles. First you add one GridColumnStyle and a collection of columns to it. Each column you set the 'mapping' value to match the column in ur dataset that u want to display .  No time to breathe

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        You can use the DataGrid TableStyles. First you add one GridColumnStyle and a collection of columns to it. Each column you set the 'mapping' value to match the column in ur dataset that u want to display .  No time to breathe

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        I got it! Thank you very much!:laugh:

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