I have a DataGridView bound to a DataTable. Once the binding is done, I manually search through all the cells of the DGV and replace a single regular DGV cell with a DataGridViewComboBoxCell instance. The cell has its own data source bound to it.
The problem I'm having is that when the user makes a selection in the DataGridViewComboBoxCell cell and leaves it, it changes its displayed string from what the DisplayMember is (something like "Warehouse #23") to its underlying ValueMember (something like 23). When the cell is re-entered, it switches back to displaying the DisplayMember (and so on). Other than this, everything functions correctly (the GUI is usable, selections can be made, only displaying is faulty).
Is there a property on the DataGridViewComboBoxCell object that controls this behaviour? Or does this behaviour come from me manually implanting a DataGridViewComboBoxCell in a regular DGV column?
Oh and the reason I'm doing this is that I need a simple way of constructing an on-the-fly user-input GUI. One can simply construct a DataTable programatically and plug it into the DGV. DGV constructs "the GUI" and makes it usable. You can use one column for a header and one for user's input. I now need not just standard text cells (which are basically textboxes), but selection-oriented combo-box cells as well.