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I have a small app in c#, it has a DataGridView that gets filled using: grid.DataSource = MyDatasource array; MyClass hold the structure for the columns, it looks something like this: class MyDatasource { private string column1; private string column2; public MyDatasource(string arg1, string arg2) { this.column1 = arg1; this.column2 = arg2; } public string column1 { get { return this.column1; } set { this.column1 = value; } } public string column2 { get { return this.column2; } set { this.column1 = value; } } } Everything works fine and the DataGridView gets populated with the correct data, but now I want to hide the column2. I tried adding [Browsable(false)] above the column declaration, that will hide it, but I also need to access the column value from code, and when I use [Browsable(false)] and try to read the content it acts like if the column doesn't exist. If I don't use it I can read the column without problem but it's visible in the DataGridView. How could I hide the column but still be able to read its content from code?

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