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Fill Data One Grid To Another Grid using Arrow Key

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    Hi All , I am Working In Visual Studio 2010. I am Making Dashboard in WindowsFormsApplication Project using C#. I am Using SqlServer2005 for database.I take two DataGridView in one form in first grid i fill data on form load event. In second grid change value on click of first grid. Now i want to change value in second grid using keyboard arrow key.. Please Help me....

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      Hi All , I am Working In Visual Studio 2010. I am Making Dashboard in WindowsFormsApplication Project using C#. I am Using SqlServer2005 for database.I take two DataGridView in one form in first grid i fill data on form load event. In second grid change value on click of first grid. Now i want to change value in second grid using keyboard arrow key.. Please Help me....

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      Help you with what? You haven't asked a question. All you did was provide a short list of what you want to do with insufficient detail about the platform you're using, specifications on the size of the data sets you're dealing with, which grid control you're using, blah, blah, blah, ... So, given the complete lack of detail in your question, the only answer anyone can give you right now is, "Permission granted! Please, proceed."

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