It possible to insert lines between 2 other lines in Grid

Hi
Is it possible to insert lines between 2 other lines in the Grid. Example, I need to enter a new item between line 1 and 2 in the grid. Similar to inserting lines on the sales documents.
Can any having any idea please share with me.
Regards
Senthil

Hi,
have a look at the DataColumns Collection
A collection of DataColumn objects. Use this collection to add columns to the collection or remove columns from the collection.
You can access the collection via the DataTable.Columns property.
you'll find it in the UI API Dokumentation.
i hope it helps you.
regards
David

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