>Nice idea, thanks a lot. For now I don't need this anymore, since I was able to achieve my goal differently.

And how did you accomplish it? Others might like to know for future reference ...

~~Bonnie



>
>It's amazing, actually, how some simple things turn to be quite difficult in ASP.NET
>
>>Do the Phone, City , etc columns have to be determined programmatically? If yes, maybe you could set page level int properties for the desired columns and then loop through the Header row of the gridview to see if the column name is the one you want then set the page property. Then, in your data row loop check to see if the current cell is one of the columns you want to set.
>>
>>>Hi everybody,
>>>
>>>I have this code
>>>

>>>for (int i = 4; i < e.Row.Cells.Count; i++)
>>>            {
>>>                e.Row.Cells[i].Attributes.Add("style", "word-wrap:break-word;width:70px");
>>>            }
>>>

>>>However, I only want to execute this code for particular columns (Phone, City, etc.). Can I figure out which cell I'm in?
>>>
>>>Also is there something like INLIST or myValue IN (...) in C# if I want to check a value against number of items?
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance.