Unless column headers are used for selection, clicking the column header automatically sorts the xref:System.Windows.Forms.DataGridView by this column and displays a glyph indicating the sort order.

Programmatic sorting is useful when you want to provide your own user interface (UI) for sorting or when you want to implement custom sorting. Providing your own sorting UI is useful, for example, ...

I put the actual sort code in the DataGridView's ColumnHeaderMouseClick event, whose parameter includes the column position the user's clicked on (the ColumnIndex property).

Once you do that, you'll find that the SmartTag for the GridView has an Enable Sorting option that you can check off. However, turning on the sort option just enables the user interface support (the ...

Recently I came across a Power Apps solution that needed to sort a collection by a date column. In this post the pains of sorting by date fields and how to work around them.

The GridView has two columns: the first column displays the string and the second has a Button that should perform an action based on the string value.