Getting Datagrid Columns Keypress,Keyup, Keydown and other e

@#It might be easier to read the code if you
@#copied this to a text program

@#After your form has a functioning datagrid and dataset,
@#do the following steps.
@#1) Name and declare each column as a textbox as follows

Friend WithEvents Column1 As TextBox
Friend WithEvents Column2 As TextBox

@#2) Create the tablestyles.
@#Here is the code microsoft gives to do just that.
@#(Again I did not write this part; its copied and @#pasted from MS!!)

Private Sub AddTables(ByVal myDataGrid As DataGrid, _
                    ByVal myDataSet As DataSet)
      Dim t As DataTable
      For Each t In myDataSet.Tables
                    Dim myGridTableStyle As DataGridTableStyle = New _
                    DataGridTableStyle()
                    myGridTableStyle.MappingName = t.TableName
                    myDataGrid.TableStyles.Add(myGridTableStyle)
                    @# Note that DataGridColumnStyle objects will
                    @# be created automatically for the first DataGridTableStyle
                    @# when you add it to the GridTableStylesCollection.*/
     Next
End Sub

@#3) Add the next line of code in the Form Load Event
      @#Use your own variable names for the datagrid and dataset)
      AddTables(DataGrid1, DataSet1)
      @#Creates the variable to identify object
      Dim TempColumn As DataGridTextBoxColumn
      @#Sets the variable to the datagrid column
      TempColumn = DataGrid1.TableStyles(0).GridColumnStyles(0)
      @#Set the column (textboxe actually) equal to the
      @#temporary column you just created.
      Column1 = TempColumn.TextBox
      @#Repeat for each column you made. Notice the next line is
      @#the same as the previous except it now identifies the
      @#next column (one instead of zero) and the line after
      @#that is the next column you created in step 1.
      TempColumn = DataGrid1.TableStyles(0).GridColumnStyles(1)
      Column2 = TempColumn.TextBox

@#4) Write the code for whatever event you want to fire. Notice
@#after you declared the variables withevents then they now appear
@#as a class in the drop down menu. Here is example to see the
@#keypress events fire for the two columns you identified.


      Private Sub Column1_Keypress(ByVal sender As Object, _
                    ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyPressEventArgs) _
                    Handles Column1.KeyPress

                    MsgBox("You have pressed the " & e.KeyChar)

      End Sub

      Private Sub Column2_Keypress(ByVal sender As Object, _
                    ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyPressEventArgs) _
                    Handles Column2.KeyPress

                    MsgBox("You have pressed the " & e.KeyChar)

      End Sub 

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