This is this problem that I'm working on:
I want to loop through my dataTable and test the date field for a match to 
another date variable. 

How do I get a row count for either the DataTable or DataSet so that I can 
use a for loop?

Or is there a better way to do this? I'm coding in C#

Thanks

Cindy,
Try
myDataSet.Tables["TableName"].Rows.Count
Elissa
--- Cindy.Somerville@h... wrote:
> This is this problem that I'm working on:
> I want to loop through my dataTable and test the
> date field for a match to 
> another date variable. 
> 
> How do I get a row count for either the DataTable or
> DataSet so that I can 
> use a for loop?
> 
> Or is there a better way to do this? I'm coding in
> C#
> 
> Thanks
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