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Thanks, it helped me.
Good to Know that it helped you.
But, still I don't know whether any better method is available than this.
I mean, any one-line code, etc.
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Plz dont forget to call AcceptChanges() after removing row
if (isEmpty == true)
33: {
34: dt.Rows.RemoveAt(i);
dt.AcceptChanges();
35: i--;
36: }
I think that you can create a dataview from the datatable and filter the rows on the condition ' id = null and name = null' - one step no iteration
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