Adding Multiple Header Rows at Runtime in RadGrid

[Shulla Krous]

I need to build a grid with 2 header rows where each column in the 1st header row groups few columns in the 2nd header row.
And the 2nd header row is in 1:1 relation with the grid columns.

For example:

Sunday			Monday
Morning	Afternoon	Evening	Morning	Afternoon	Evening

How do I implement that in RadGrid?

Thanks in advance.

[Nick]

Hi kr kr,

Thank you for your interest in our controls. Currently this cannot be implemented, because the layout of each row must be the same (including the header one), but your example uses dissimilar layouts. 

Sincerely yours,

Nick
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[Denise Duggan]

This would be an EXTREMELY useful feature.  I can think of several places in my site that could use it.  Any plans on adding something like this?

[Nick]

Hello Denise Duggan,

This question was originally posted about RadControl for WinForms. Please post your question to the forum section of RadControls for ASP.NET.

All the best,
Nick
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[Praveena]

Hi,

 PFA is the required format and the second file is what i have achieved till now. Please let me know is there a way to include 2 headers like what is given in my required file. Columns from date are dynamic. Columns till date are static.  It is winform. And i work on c#.

Please help me at the earliest.

Thanks,
Praveena

[Julian Benkov]

Hi Praveena,

For this scenario you can use the Column Groups View feature of RadGridView control. Please review the code in our Demo Application in section GridView >> Columns >> Grid Views. More information about this functionality you read also in our online documentation.

I hope this information is useful.

Greetings,
Julian Benkov
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