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Hello:

I have a time sheet type of presentation, which is currently using three (3) datagridview controls on a winform as follows:

1) projectGrid - rows are variable, with one for however many projects were worked on that week (typical is 1 to 5 for most users).

2) nonProjectGrid - four rows of fixed activities one can record time spent on (vacation, etc.).

3) total grid - just one row containing total time spent for each day and the week as a whole

I put the first two grids in a split container and the totalGrid in its own panel. It works ok but I do have some layout issues. There are gaps between the grids and the rest of the form for example.

I'm wondering if the time it would take to make this look slick might be better spent on learning and implementing this form in wpf. The application is built on a solid mvp implementation where the form is quite dumb, and has a full set of regression tests as well.

I'd also love to hear any opinions about the use of the 3 grids, and if there is a better way to do that.

Cheers,

Berryl