Hello,
I have a very big RadGrid which I wish to export to PDF. I did that like in your online example (there is only one). I have the issue here that because the Grid does not fit on the maximum Document size (to many columns) the size of each column is only 1. So the headers are which 1 character beneath one other.
Is there any possibility to set the RadDocument size to unlimited that all Cells can fit on the document?
If not, is there any other possibility of exporting the GridView to an PDF-File?
Thank you,
Martin
I have a very big RadGrid which I wish to export to PDF. I did that like in your online example (there is only one). I have the issue here that because the Grid does not fit on the maximum Document size (to many columns) the size of each column is only 1. So the headers are which 1 character beneath one other.
Is there any possibility to set the RadDocument size to unlimited that all Cells can fit on the document?
If not, is there any other possibility of exporting the GridView to an PDF-File?
Thank you,
Martin
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Martin
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answered on 27 Oct 2011, 04:37 PM
Hello,
I managed to get past this issue.
But now I have the following problem: The data in the grid has more than 3 characters after the coma, e.g. 0,0000000 and I set a format that the Gridview only displays 0,000.
But for the export this does not work. How can I manage the gridview to pay attention to the format string?
Or is there any other workaround?
Thanks,
Martin
I managed to get past this issue.
But now I have the following problem: The data in the grid has more than 3 characters after the coma, e.g. 0,0000000 and I set a format that the Gridview only displays 0,000.
But for the export this does not work. How can I manage the gridview to pay attention to the format string?
Or is there any other workaround?
Thanks,
Martin
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answered on 04 May 2012, 02:36 PM
Martin, out of curiosity, how did you get past the large document issue? I'm struggling with a similar issue. Alarming that your post hasn't received a reply.