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    Resolved [RESOLVED] [2005] Hexadecimal table

    Hi!!

    I want to make a hexadecimal table like (the table in white in the image):

    This image was linked from this site XVI32.

    This table is like a Excel sheet, when you click in a byte, like 3F in the image, its like a cell of Excel.

    But I have no clue how to do it. Can you help me?

    Maybe I didnt explain very well...
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    Re: [2005] Hexadecimal table

    I would suggest looking at the datagrid control, as that appears to have most of the functionality you will need. The data would reside in a datatable that would be bound to the grid control. However, the first question you'd have to decide is whether or not the grid control has the functionality you want.
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    Re: [2005] Hexadecimal table

    As you're using VB 2005 the DataGridView is the way to go, rather than the old DataGrid. It's far more functional and you can use it bound to a DataTable or some other data source, or you can use it unbound.
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