Comments by markypm (Top 6 by date)

why the downvote..? i need help anyone?

hi, thanks for the reply and for editing the code. yes sorry it is HeaderCell.Value.. It accepts an object so it does compile and properly store the DateTime object. But it does not display it as caption. where as any other function that accepts an object automatically takes the ToString() returned value.. or maybe I'm approaching it the wrong way?

If I do it as you suggested then the value will be a string and not a datetime object. i need to store a datetime object cause later in the code i need to be able to get the object it holds.

unfortunately, the context of the application requires the said functionality. regardless, the link you gave me contained the answer i needed so thanks nevertheless! +5

what im trying to do is a schedule management system kinda.. so you have this datagridview with all employees name listed in the first column. to set a roster a user simply has to click a cell nothing more.. so that's why i need it displayed that way. i honestly couldnt think of a better way to display such functionality. something like
Feb1 Feb2 ... Feb28
user1 S1 S1 S1
user2 S1 S2 DO
user3 S2 S1 S1

if its really that hard to do it with datagridviews.. then any suggestions are most welcome. thanks