No, it's common name for all table in this database QuynhTD

OK, your ideals are very helpful. Thank u very much! Rdgs, QuynhTD

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I made it only "Script" and it run well. Thank you very much. I will try ASP.NET handler later. QuynhTD

I need to present data with rows and columns unusually. Can u suggest me any solution? QuynhTD

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int rowNumber = 3; int cellNumber = 2; bool b = (bool)dataGridView1.Rows[rowNumber].Cells[cellNumber].Value; But one tricky thing is here: if a value you are getting was not set (nobody checks or unchecks this checkbox) the value of it is null. We need handle this case. int rowNumber = 3; int cellNumber = 2; bool b = false; if (dataGridView1.Rows[rowNumber].Cells[cellNumber].Value != null) { b = (bool)dataGridView1.Rows[rowNumber].Cells[cellNumber].Value; }

You just have to right click on report format --> Design --> Page Setup --> Page option --> Select The format of your choice.

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