Hide Column in datagrid

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Hello,

I have display 3 column in datagridview name Id,Name,Address. Now I have problem that i want to id column hide in datagridview

I was using this type Error was Less then size of colletion Parameter index
what is code in wpf window c# hide column

grdFillEmploye.Columns[0].Visibility =Visibility.Hidden; //ID

grdEmployeDetail.Columns["EmailAddress"].HeaderText = "Email_ID";//Allso change Column Header text Name

Posted 1-Aug-12 1:15am

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Updated 13-Oct-20 22:59pm

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Unareshraju · Answer 1 · 2012-08-01T01:50:00

Solution 1

try like this :

grdFillEmploye.Columns[0].Visibility = "false";

pls see here :

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5376278/how-to-hide-a-column-gridview-but-still-access-its-value[^]

Posted 1-Aug-12 1:50am

Unareshraju

pradiprenushe · Answer 2 · 2012-08-01T02:31:00

Solution 2

You have answer in question.

if(grdFillEmploye.Columns.Count>0)
grdFillEmploye.Columns["ID"].Visibility =Visibility.Hidden;

If it not works try this

if(grdFillEmploye.Columns.Count>0)
grdFillEmploye.Columns[0].Visible =false;

Posted 1-Aug-12 2:31am

pradiprenushe

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Member 8847418 1-Aug-12 8:36am

Not to be acept ["ID"]
if(grdFillEmploye.Columns.Count>0)
grdFillEmploye.Columns["ID"].Visibility =Visibility.Hidden;

pradiprenushe 1-Aug-12 8:45am

then try second one
if(grdFillEmploye.Columns.Count>0)
grdFillEmploye.Columns[0].Visible =false;