DataGridViewCellStyle::NullValue Property
Gets or sets the DataGridView cell display value corresponding to a cell value of DBNull::Value or null.
Assembly: System.Windows.Forms (in System.Windows.Forms.dll)
public: [TypeConverterAttribute((StringConverter^::typeid))] property Object^ NullValue { Object^ get(); void set(Object^ value); }
Property Value
Type: System::Object^The object used to indicate a null value in a cell. The default is String::Empty.
When a DataGridView cell with this cell style has a value of DBNull::Value or null or the user edits the cell and presses CTRL+0, the DataGridView control displays the NullValue property value. When a user edits a cell with this cell style and enters the value of this property or presses CTRL+0, the control sets the cell value to the value of the DataSourceNullValue property or to null if DataSourceNullValue is DBNull::Value and the cell ValueType is a reference type. This conversion does not occur when you set the DataGridViewCell::Value property programmatically.
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The control does not display the NullValue property value for cell values equal to the DataSourceNullValue property value when DataSourceNullValue is set to a value other than DBNull::Value or null. In this case, you can handle the DataGridView::CellFormatting event to display the NullValue property value. For more information, see the code example in this topic. |
This property takes any object, which enables you to specify a value with a type appropriate to the display type of the cell. For example, you can set this property to string values for use by text box cells or images for use by image cells.
The following code example illustrates the use of this property. In this example, a DataGridView::CellFormatting event handler displays the value of the NullValue property when the cell value equals DataSourceNullValue.
Available since 2.0
