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How to show icon and text in the same cell?

  The DataGridView control does not have any built-in support for showing an icon and text in the same cell. Through the different painting customization events, such as the CellPainting event, you can easily display an icon next to the text in the cell. 

     The following example extends the DataGridViewTextColumn and cell to paint an image next to the text. The sample uses the DataGridViewCellStyle.Padding property to adjust the text location and overrides the Paint method to paint an icon. This sample can be simplified by handling the CellPainting event and performing similar code.
     public class TextAndImageColumn : DataGridViewTextBoxColumn
        {
            private Image imageValue;
            private Size imageSize;

            public TextAndImageColumn()
            {
                this.CellTemplate = new TextAndImageCell();
            }

            public override object Clone()
            {
                TextAndImageColumn c = base.Clone() as TextAndImageColumn;
                c.imageValue = this.imageValue;
                c.imageSize = this.imageSize;
                return c;
            }

            public Image Image
            {
                get { return this.imageValue; }
                set
                {
                    if (this.Image != value)
                    {
                        this.imageValue = value;
                        this.imageSize = value.Size;

                        if (this.InheritedStyle != null)
                        {
                            Padding inheritedPadding = this.InheritedStyle.Padding;
                            this.DefaultCellStyle.Padding = new Padding(imageSize.Width,
                         inheritedPadding.Top, inheritedPadding.Right,
                         inheritedPadding.Bottom);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
            private TextAndImageCell TextAndImageCellTemplate
            {
                get { return this.CellTemplate as TextAndImageCell; }
            }
            internal Size ImageSize
            {
                get { return imageSize; }
            }
        }

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