True story: quoting and linking to the documentation is the professional move. Everything else was there to make JMC feel smarter than you.
DGV is a complex control with literally hundreds of properties. You should take the time to read as many of the documentation pages as you can. It's not everyone's idea of fun. But 90% of what I learned in early VB was literally just reading random MSDN pages and trying the examples. You can't learn what's there if you don't look! The hard part is "Ugh I need to know how a feature works but I'm not sure it exists". The best way to make that easy is to read about as many features as possible, even the ones you don't need right now, so it becomes, "Ugh dang I remember this was a feature but I forget which dang properties it was."
You really do need to devote the time to it, though. An entire book could be written JUST about this one control, it's huge.
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