Capturing an event such as mouse click in Datagridview in VB - vb.net

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Update 5/21/17. Thank you for the suggestion of using a Table. That was helpful. I actually figured it out. I made myinputable a global variable by declaring the Dim statement at the top and making it a Datagridview type. Now I can turn it off in the other event that I needed to do it.
I am a novice. I have created a Datagridview in VB 2015 to capture a bunch of data from the use. When the user is finished with the data entry, I want to store the cell values in my variables. I do not know how to capture any event from my dynamically created datagridview "myinputable." My code is below. Please help.
Private Sub inputmodel()
Dim prompt As String
Dim k As Integer
'
' first get the problem title and the number of objectives and alternatives
'
prompt = "Enter problem title: "
title = InputBox(prompt)
prompt = "Enter number of criteria: "
nobj = InputBox(prompt)
prompt = "Enter number of alternatives: "
nalt = InputBox(prompt)
'
' now create the table
'
Dim Myinputable As New DataGridView
Dim combocol As New DataGridViewComboBoxColumn
combocol.Items.AddRange("Increasing", "Decreaing", "Threashold")
For k = 1 To 6
If k <> 2 Then
Dim nc As New DataGridViewTextBoxColumn
nc.Name = ""
Myinputable.Columns.Add(nc)
Else
Myinputable.Columns.AddRange(combocol)
End If
Next k
' now add the rows and place the spreadsheet on the form
Myinputable.Rows.Add(nobj - 1)
Myinputable.Location = New Point(25, 50)
Myinputable.AutoSize = True
Me.Controls.Add(Myinputable)
FlowLayoutPanel1.Visible = True
Myinputable.Columns(0).Name = "Name"
Myinputable.Columns(0).HeaderText = "Name"
Myinputable.Columns(1).Name = "Type"
Myinputable.Columns(1).HeaderText = "Type"
Myinputable.Columns(2).Name = "LThresh"
Myinputable.Columns(2).HeaderText = "Lower Threshold"
'Myinputable.Columns(2).ValueType = co
Myinputable.Columns(3).Name = "UThresh"
Myinputable.Columns(3).HeaderText = "Upper Threshold"
Myinputable.Columns(4).Name = "ABMin"
Myinputable.Columns(4).HeaderText = "Abs. Minimum"
Myinputable.Columns(5).Name = "ABMax"
Myinputable.Columns(5).HeaderText = "Abs. Maximum "
Myinputable.Rows(0).Cells(0).Value = "Help"
If Myinputable.Capture = True Then
MsgBox(" damn ")
End If
End Sub

Answer 1

As #Plutonix suggests, you should start by creating a DataTable. Add columns of the appropriate types to the DataTable and then bind it to the grid, i.e. assign it to the DataSource of your grid, e.g.
Dim table As New DataTable
With table.Columns
.Add("ID", GetType(Integer))
.Add("Name", GetType(String))
End With
DataGridView1.DataSource = table
That will automatically add the appropriate columns to the grid if it doesn't already have any, or you can add the columns in the designer and set their DataPropertyName to tell them which DataColumn to bind to. As the user makes changes in the grid, the data will be automatically pushed to the underlying DataTable.
When you're done, you can access the data via the DataTable and even save the lot to a database with a single call to the Update method of a data adapter if you wish.