If you are adding the columns yourself... don't add the columns you don't want. If you have <code>AutoCreateColumns</code> enabled, then: <ul> <li>if it is a class-based model, add <code>[Browsable(false)]</code> to properties you don't want</li> <li>or set the column's <code>.Visible</code> to false</li> <li>or simply remove the columns you don't want afterwards</li> </ul> From Is there an Attribute I can use in my class to tell DataGridView not to create a column for it when bound to a List<MyClass> [Browsable(false)]

c# Hide a property in datagridview with datasource [duplicate]

If you are adding the columns yourself... don't add the columns you don't want.

If you have AutoCreateColumns enabled, then:

if it is a class-based model, add [Browsable(false)] to properties you don't want
or set the column's .Visible to false
or simply remove the columns you don't want afterwards

From Is there an Attribute I can use in my class to tell DataGridView not to create a column for it when bound to a List<MyClass>

[Browsable(false)]

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