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How to Create a BoundField Dynamically Using GridView
published 2 years, 9 months ago, submitted by dbteq 2 years, 9 months ago

aspalliance.com — This article examines how to create a BoundField Column dynamically for a GridView control. The manifestation shows the ListBox populated with Column Names from a specific table. Selecting multiple column names from the ListBox will allow the user to display the data in the GridView accordingly.

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