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Hi Gopinath,
Thank you for your interest in RadPropertyGrid control.
There is not an option to skip the default sorting of the properties. However, you can define your own ordering.
You can try setting OrderIndex property of each property definition. If you define your PropertyDefinitions in XAML, the property can be set directly. In case you are working with auto-generated properties, you can try handling AutoGeneratingPropertyDefinition event and set the OrderIndex there.
You can also check the Order attribute in the DataAnnotation Support example in the desktop WPF Controls Demo application.
Regards,
Dinko
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Thank you for your interest in RadPropertyGrid control.
There is not an option to skip the default sorting of the properties. However, you can define your own ordering.
You can try setting OrderIndex property of each property definition. If you define your PropertyDefinitions in XAML, the property can be set directly. In case you are working with auto-generated properties, you can try handling AutoGeneratingPropertyDefinition event and set the OrderIndex there.
You can also check the Order attribute in the DataAnnotation Support example in the desktop WPF Controls Demo application.
Regards,
Dinko
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