Is it possible to make the last row of a DataGridView
as the sum of the columns, and that the last row always will show/be frozen?
The solution is actually very simple, and just requires you to think outside the box a little.
Usually, once data is loaded into your grid view, there's a dark grey row at the bottom of it:
You can use this space to your advantage. All you need to do is drag a few labels onto your form, placed just inside your grid view, with a background colour applied:
Within your code, add a method like this:
void UpdateTotal(Label Label, int Number)
{
// Called from another thread; facilitate safe cross-thread operation
if(this.InvokeRequired)
this.Invoke(new Action<Label, int>(UpdateTotal), new object[] {Label, Number});
// Called from this thread or invoked
else
// Format the number with a thousands separator
Label.Text = Number.ToString("N0");
}
Then, from wherever you update your grid view, call UpdateTotal(labelPostsAffected, 2000);
, using the name of your label, and the sum you've calculated (or calculate it in the method).
The result is something like this:
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