Sorting Datagrid without first Row

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Dear friends dan vb master,

Please help me. I'm newbie at vb. I use visual basic 2010. I have a DataGridSJF with several row. I want to sort it with ascending mode except the first row.

the data is at the 3rd column:
12
3
5
2
1

I want the result like this:
12
1
2
3
5

Here is my code:

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For j = 1 To DataGridSJF.Rows.Count - 2
           DataGridSJF.Rows(0).Cells("BurstTime").Selected = False
           DataGridSJF.Sort(DataGridSJF.Columns(3), System.ComponentModel.ListSortDirection.Ascending)
       Next

It doesn't work. Can anybody help me?

Sorry for my bad English. Thanks.

Posted 21-Apr-13 1:32am

vanhook

Updated 21-Apr-13 2:36am

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Nelek · Answer 1 · 2013-04-21T02:31:00

First of all... it doesn't work does not help much to understand your problem. Please use the widget "improve question" and give a bit more information about what is not working.

On the other hand, why are you using "Row.Count - 2" ??

If you want to skip the first row, with j = 1 (if Zero-Based) or j = 2 (with 1-Based) should be enough. Your index should go until the end, that means the full "Rows.Count". Unless you have other things at the bottom you don't want to consider (you only tell about first row).

another thing I don't really understand...

If you are programming a For-Loop, why are you not using the indexator at all?
You have "j" changing at each repetition but you have hard-coded Row(0) and Columns(3). Why the loop then?