I've Created Multiple Rows In Combobbox Datagridview, But While Printing Only First Row Is Printed, How To Sole This, I Need All The Records To Be Printed?

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i've created multiple rows in combobbox datagridview, but while printing only first row is printed, how to sole this, i need all the records to be printed?

it is windows application using c#, actually i'm trying to generate bill and only first row is printing but i can see the complete details added in the database.

Posted 9-Aug-15 7:14am

ramadevi sagi

Updated 9-Aug-15 9:45am

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Arasappan 9-Aug-15 13:30pm

Code behind?

ramadevi sagi 9-Aug-15 15:45pm

it is windows application using c#, actually i'm trying to generate bill and only first row is printing but i can see the complete details added in the database.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-Aug-15 13:33pm

Sorry, no relevant detail, no advice.
—SA

Arasappan 9-Aug-15 14:48pm

Surgey.. is there any "for" loop condition to get all the gridvalues because i guess it will take only one row and also he said first ... can u catch me surgey

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-Aug-15 21:19pm

What do you mean by "for look condition"? a condition is just a condition, it can be any boolean expression.
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Duncan Edwards Jones · Answer 1 · 2015-08-10T04:58:00

Check out the article An absolute beginner's guide to printing in .NET[^] for some background in printing - and then look at one of the many articles on printing a datagrid for the implementation.

Basically you need a print module that prints n records per page, checks if n < total page and if it is, sets e.HasMorePages to print the next page.