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Actually NO....
I was using it to ref the collumns, but I can use a label for that...
Nice tip..
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You should test it, I'm not sure if the user can drag the vertical lines or not.
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BTW, how can we add a collumn after a sql "table read" (this is the easy part), and then make this newly added collumn, the FIRST collumn...???
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You should add it during the query:
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cmd.CommandText = "SELECT '' AS newcol, table1.* FROM table1"