C#

originSH wrote:

I assume by XL you mean Excel ... I know typing 3 more letters might take up your valuable time but being accurate might help when asking a question

J4amieC wrote:

and I hate it

J4amieC wrote:

Something which is not the case on a message board such as CP.

Hi,

I was struggling with the same problem today.
In the first column of my TableLayoutPanel, I'm showing a checkbox.
When the user is checking it, a new row needs to be created.
When the user is unchecking it, the row containing the checkbox should be
removed.

Logically to remove a row in the TableLayoutPanel, I would think to do
something like this:
tableLayoutPanel.RowStyles.RemoveAt(index);

But I found out this is not enough.
You need to clear the controls for that given row as well!
tableLayoutPanel.Controls.RemoveAt(...);
tableLayoutPanel.Controls.RemoveAt(...);

Once the controls in the Controls-collection are gone, the Event that
redraws your tableLayoutPanel doesn't draw them again.

Hopes this is working for you as well...

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