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Default Display of 2 dimensional array numeric data

I am moving from VB6 to VB2005. I used MSFlexGrid to do the subject task in VB6.

I find no simple way to display the double type data from matrix operations in any kind of window in VB2005.

I do not have any need to put or take data from or to databases. I just want to show results of matrix algrebra operations.

If someone knows how to code this please clue me in or maybe point me to a location that illustrates a direct, simple way to get my kind data displayed.

Thank you





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