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    Hello, I have a special requirement where I need to show grouped data in expandable form. For eg: Order Date Total Amt + 1 05/06/2010 100.00 Item Qty Rate Amt A 5 10 50.00 B 2 25 50.00 This format we normally see in Access when the data is grouped or a primary key of table A is the foreign key of table B. If I clikc "+" sign next to order #, I get to see the item details belonging to that order. If the order is already expanded "-" sign lies and if their are no item details pertaining to any order their should be no sign. I know I can do this format using Tree, but that looks too off profesional. Can you suggest me any idea to implement this using Vb.NET. Thanks,

    Thanks & Regards,

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      Hello, I have a special requirement where I need to show grouped data in expandable form. For eg: Order Date Total Amt + 1 05/06/2010 100.00 Item Qty Rate Amt A 5 10 50.00 B 2 25 50.00 This format we normally see in Access when the data is grouped or a primary key of table A is the foreign key of table B. If I clikc "+" sign next to order #, I get to see the item details belonging to that order. If the order is already expanded "-" sign lies and if their are no item details pertaining to any order their should be no sign. I know I can do this format using Tree, but that looks too off profesional. Can you suggest me any idea to implement this using Vb.NET. Thanks,

      Thanks & Regards,

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      See this [http://mosesofegypt.net/post/Building-a-grouping-Grid-with-GridView-and-ASPNET-AJAX-toolkit-CollapsiblePanel.aspx]

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        See this [http://mosesofegypt.net/post/Building-a-grouping-Grid-with-GridView-and-ASPNET-AJAX-toolkit-CollapsiblePanel.aspx]

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        Thanks. But I need it for VB.NET application and not a web application. It doesn't seem that I can use this component in Vb.NET desktop application. Any idea or suggestions are welcome.

        Thanks & Regards,

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          Thanks. But I need it for VB.NET application and not a web application. It doesn't seem that I can use this component in Vb.NET desktop application. Any idea or suggestions are welcome.

          Thanks & Regards,

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          Perhaps you should have specified the technology was Windows not Web. There are plenty of examples here. Like this one, Collapsible Panels in VB.NET[^]

          All Time Programming wrote:

          I need it for VB.NET

          Not every example will be in VB.NET and you should learn to read and understand other languages and how to translate it to your needs.


          I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

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            Perhaps you should have specified the technology was Windows not Web. There are plenty of examples here. Like this one, Collapsible Panels in VB.NET[^]

            All Time Programming wrote:

            I need it for VB.NET

            Not every example will be in VB.NET and you should learn to read and understand other languages and how to translate it to your needs.


            I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

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            Thanks alot, Mark. :thumbsup: Your links answered my query much better. Thanks once again. Yes Mark, I can read and translate from any to any among C#, VB, Java. But needed some guideline for start up also.

            Thanks & Regards,

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