Count of rows in repeater

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Hi How to get the count of rows in a repeater Thanks

Jignesh Kumar · Answer

Hello Raco, You can do using two way, int rowCount = myRepeater.Items.Count; OR int rowCount = myRepeater.ItemCount;

Amira Bedhiafi · Answer

You can access the number of items in the repeater's data source by using the Items property and then getting the count of the collection : int rowCount = repeater1.Items.Count; If you are manually populating the repeater control without using a data source, you can still get the count by accessing the Items property and getting the count of the items. int rowCount = repeater1.Items.Count;

Prasad Raveendran · Answer

In your ASP.NET markup file (e.g., .aspx), define a repeater control and assign it an ID: In your code-behind file (e.g., .aspx.cs), you can access the repeater control and retrieve the row count using the Repeater.Items.Count property: protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { // Bind data to the repeater (optional step) if (!IsPostBack) { myRepeater.DataSource = YourDataSource; // Set your data source here myRepeater.DataBind(); } // Get the row count int rowCount = myRepeater.Items.Count; // Use the row count as needed (e.g., display it to the user) YourLabel.Text = "Row count: " + rowCount.ToString(); } In this example, the Page_Load event handler is used to bind data to the repeater (if necessary) and retrieve the row count using the myRepeater.Items.Count property. You can then use the row count for further processing or display, such as assigning it to a label (YourLabel.Text) to show it to the user. Remember to replace YourDataSource with your actual data source and adjust the item template markup according to your requirements.

Ramco Ramco · Answer

Hi Do we need to subtract 1 from r epeater1.Items.Count Thanks