Handle Received data of Multiple TCP clients on TCP Server by displaying them into Datagrid

Question

Hello All,
I have developed a C# based TCP server GUI application which is accepting the data from multiple TCP clients on TCP server.
The data i am receiving from TCP clients is a 32 bit data. In my application multiple TCP client data goes like this:
00012331100025123000124510321562
01112563110002512456012451032125 and so on...
Now i want those data of the TCP clients to be parsed into 4 bits first and display it in 8 columns (32/4=8) of (say) datagrid as each 4 bit represents some characteristics of the TCP client. The same thing
should work for next TCP client on second row of datagrid.            
Can you give me some suggestion or an example how to go about this? Any help would be appreciated.
 Thank you in advance.
Here is my code for receiving data from multiple TCP clients.
void m_Terminal_MessageRecived(Socket socket, byte[] buffer)
string message = ConvertBytesToString(buffer, buffer.Length);
PublishMessage(listMessages, string.Format("Sockets: {0}", message));
// Send Echo
// m_ServerTerminal.DistributeMessage(buffer);
private string ConvertBytesToString(byte[] bytes, int iRx)
char[] chars = new char[iRx + 1];
System.Text.Decoder d = System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetDecoder();
d.GetChars(bytes, 0, iRx, chars, 0);
string szData = new string(chars);
return szData;

Answer 1

Now i want those data of the TCP clients to be parsed into 4 bits first and display it in 8 columns (32/4=8) of (say) datagrid as each 4 bit represents some characteristics of the TCP client. The same thing
should work for next TCP client on second row of datagrid
If mean it's a Windows Forms application and you want to display those bits in a DataGridView control, then please see these threads:
Add row to datagridview
Programmatically add new row to DataGridView
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