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    Question how to center header column text

    I have a DataGrid tied to an adodb recordset built from an sql query, and works fine. In order to improve display format, I tried to center the data the DataGrid columns display and the header text, using MyDataGrid.columns(i).aligment = dbgCenter, but it centers only the data the column display not the column header text. Before posting this thread, I searched on Internet, but only found examples that apply for VB.Net

    If anybody could give a hand on it I really appreciate it

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    Re: how to center header column text

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    Re: how to center header column text

    The columns alignment property only applies to values in a column and not the header text.
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