Bonnie,

Thank you very much. I will use your example (although I thought you use ME. instead of THIS. in VB.NET. However, I just started learning VB so I was probably missing this syntax).

Dmitry

>Dmitry,
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>You don't need to create a DataView, you can bind directly to a DataSet's table. For a TextBox, you would bind to the Text property. Something like this:
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>this.MyTextBox.DataBindings.Add("Text", MyTable, "CustomerID");
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>This is how to do it programmatically, not from the property sheet.
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>HTH,
>~~Bonnie
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>>For some reason, all the tech documents and msdn articles like to show examples of binding data to grids but poor textboxes are always forgotten <g>.
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>>My questions are:
>>1. Should I create a DataView on a DataTable in DataSet for binding to textboxes? (or I can and should bind directly to DataSet?)
>>2. Say I create a dataset dstCustomers in the Page_load method. This dataset has a field CustomerID. What should I enter in the DataBindings property of the textbox txtCustomerId? (If I click on the [...] next to the DataBinings property, I get Data Bindings dialog but I could not see how to assing the field from the dataset there).
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>>TIA