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Default check Box column in DataGridView control

Hi All,

          I am using C# as a programming language.

Now at my form i have a Data Grid View control. This datagrid is bound with my table named Documents.

Now at runtime i add a check box column in this grid. So that user can check which documents he needs.


Now i want to check a few check boxes in this particular column checked automatically at the Form Load event...

i just need to know that what code i should write to make the value of a check box = checked........

i have written code like

Grid.rows[e.rowIndex].cells[3].value = true;


This code executes fine.. but i can still see the check box empty.. means it is not checked...

if anybody has some idea... kindly help.....





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