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Hi,
I want to know that which control should i use to display data in such way, that i have a grid and in half grid i want to show scroll bar and grand total.
Please provide me control name and code, which is suitable for such kind of data .
Thanks
Regards
Ankur Negi
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I want to know that which control should i use to display data in such way, that i have a grid and in half grid i want to show scroll bar and grand total.
Please provide me control name and code, which is suitable for such kind of data .
Thanks
Regards
Ankur Negi
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Hello Ankur,
Thank you for your interest in the features of Telerik’s UI controls.
In general, Telerik offers UI controls for mobile, web, desktop and HTML5/JS development. The suites for each of these development directions contain datagrid controls that provide you with the ability to scroll with static headers and frozen columns, as well as paging, filtering and sorting capabilities. In the specific case, however, I was unable to pinpoint exactly the technology you are interested in and it would be appreciated if you could share it along with any information you find relevant for the scenario you implement.
In case you are still designing an application and are selecting the technology that fits best, I would suggest to you to go through the demo part of the Telerik’s site where you can find live examples, as well as downloadable resources.
Each sample offers an overview of the demonstrated features and the actual code for its implementation (for example: the demos of RadGrid for ASP.NET AJAX). Additionally, you can search through the Telerik’s comprehensive resources:
- Documentation - in the documentation for each suite you can find developer's guide through the basics of each UI control.
- Knowledge Base Articles (for example: the KB articles for Telerik UI for ASP.NET AJAX can be found here) - these articles contain the approaches for resolving implementation issues.
- Code Libraries - here you can find interesting scenarios implemented with the help of the Telerik UI controls.
In case you have technical questions, you can reach our support team through the dedicated forums for each product.
I hope this helps. If you have additional questions, do not hesitate to get back to us.
Regards,
Doroteya
Telerik
Thank you for your interest in the features of Telerik’s UI controls.
In general, Telerik offers UI controls for mobile, web, desktop and HTML5/JS development. The suites for each of these development directions contain datagrid controls that provide you with the ability to scroll with static headers and frozen columns, as well as paging, filtering and sorting capabilities. In the specific case, however, I was unable to pinpoint exactly the technology you are interested in and it would be appreciated if you could share it along with any information you find relevant for the scenario you implement.
In case you are still designing an application and are selecting the technology that fits best, I would suggest to you to go through the demo part of the Telerik’s site where you can find live examples, as well as downloadable resources.
Each sample offers an overview of the demonstrated features and the actual code for its implementation (for example: the demos of RadGrid for ASP.NET AJAX). Additionally, you can search through the Telerik’s comprehensive resources:
- Documentation - in the documentation for each suite you can find developer's guide through the basics of each UI control.
- Knowledge Base Articles (for example: the KB articles for Telerik UI for ASP.NET AJAX can be found here) - these articles contain the approaches for resolving implementation issues.
- Code Libraries - here you can find interesting scenarios implemented with the help of the Telerik UI controls.
In case you have technical questions, you can reach our support team through the dedicated forums for each product.
I hope this helps. If you have additional questions, do not hesitate to get back to us.
Regards,
Doroteya
Telerik
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