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Data Binding (Visual Studio Tools for Office)

Visual Studio 2005

Note	Required applications
The features in this topic are available only if you have the required applications installed. For more information, see Features Available by Product Combination.	One of these development environments: VSTO 2005 -or- Visual Studio Team System Microsoft Office 2003

Note

Required applications

The features in this topic are available only if you have the required applications installed.

This section explains how data binding works in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Microsoft Office System projects.

In This Section

Binding Data to Controls Overview: Explains where data binding in Visual Studio Tools for Office solutions is the same as data binding in Windows Forms projects, and provides an overview of how to update data that is bound to host controls and how to increase performance of list objects.

How to: Scroll through Database Records in a Worksheet: Provides basic steps for making a database field visible in a cell, and scrolling through the records.

Walkthrough: Binding a Worksheet Cell to a Database Field: Demonstrates the basics of binding a single data field in a SQL Server database to a named range in Microsoft Office Excel.

Walkthrough: Binding Cells to Multiple Columns in a Table: Demonstrates the basics of binding multiple cells in an Excel worksheet to fields in the Northwind SQL Server database.

Data Binding and Windows Forms: Describes types of data binding and common scenarios that employ data binding.

Connecting to Data: Provides links to topics that demonstrate how to get data into your Office solutions.

Data in Office Solutions: Provides links to topics that describe how Visual Studio Tools for Office enables you to take advantage of powerful data processing tools, and incorporate the results into your Microsoft Office Excel 2003 and Microsoft Office Word 2003 solutions.

Caching Data: Provides links to topics that demonstrate how to cache data in your Visual Studio Tools for Office solution documents.

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