VS 2008 Hiding Columns In Gridview After Binding All Rows?

Jul 22, 2010

I am trying to set come columns to invisible after all of the rows are binded but I'm having trouble. I'm hiding columns that have empty data which I save in a session variable. This works fine. Then I tried changing the columns visible property using the ColumnByName routine in the DataBound but that must be the wrong event because I do not think the columns exist yet.

The columns are autogenerated btw.

Where can I set the columns properties after it has binded? Can i do this before the columns are autogenerated the the screen itself?

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