second gridview not sitting perfectly on the first preview on form

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A form has a gridview on it .

A second gridview is put on the first which is not visible, which will be made visible for results from a query,however I am not able to get the second gridview to sit perfectly on the first gridview at design time.

When I paste the second gridview the first gridview moves down.

Pls assist

Thanks

Posted 15-Jun-14 18:36pm

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Updated 15-Jun-14 18:56pm

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Debabrata_Das 16-Jun-14 0:48am

Hello friend, can you please update your question with the aspx changes?

lukeer 16-Jun-14 4:34am

Forget Design Time. Put the grid there, handle exact positions in code. That way, you can do it exactly to the pixel.

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s0muel · Answer 1 · 2014-06-16T23:09:00

When I paste the second gridview the first gridview moves down.

This can happens if you had some docking logic, please check Dock property of both grids.
If it's doesn't matter for you how it's looks in design time, you can place control at any form part, and even made it invisible by default. Then before form show, for example at load form event, just copy location and width, even parent (in case it's some child panel control) and any other properties from first to second grid and set first grid visible false and second true, or just bring to front second grid if it's visible. Actually as lukeer wrote.