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From: sdatye
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Hi, i am assuming that you are binding some kind of source that implements
IEnumerable interface. That can be a datatable, dataset, arraylist, or GOD knows what!
Now your requirement is to apply double sorting, i.e. you apply sort on col1 and
then on col2, then your sort on col1 should also hold true, if I am not wrong. If I am
wrong stop reading here! :D The simpler way to do this would be to build a dataview
from the datatable. Dataview exposes a sort property which allows you to srot on more
than one field. Here's a simple e.g. to demo the usage of the sort property. (Assuming
the dataview myDataView exists ;)) myDataView.Sort = "State, ZipCode DESC" And this
you can bind to the datagrid because a dataview implements the IEnumerable interface.
Hope this solves your problem to a certain extent! Sarang S. Datye MCSD .NET
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