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 Is it possible without binding, to create columns directly in the grid? Like in the .NET Framework DataGridView, you can add a column to the DataGridView Columns collection ..... 

 And later on do something like DataGridView.Rows.Add("a","b","c","d");

 Can we do the same with the ultragrid without using the UltraDataSource? Or I have no choice to use the UltraDataSource?

 If I have no choice to use the UltraDataSource, how can I later on change the header name of the column?

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    The grid must have some kind of DataSource in order to work at all. There are many different data source you can use, like a DataTable, DataSet, UltraDataSource, or even a generic List<T> or BindingList<T>. It does not have to be an UltraDataSource, but the UDS is convenient for setting up a multi-column hierarchical set of data quickly and easily. 

    Changing the header caption on a column is the same no matter what data source you use. You simply set the column.Header.Caption property.  The InitializeLayout event of the grid is usually a good place to do this. Or, you could do is at design-time. 

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