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Explicitly set FooterCell.Value is null when exporting data from grid

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Mike
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Mike asked on 06 May 2011, 02:13 AM
When I am exporting the grid to Excel, the "Value" in this footer cell colum is null.  What am I doing wrong?

GridViewDataColumn pyVarColPercentage = gridAdmissions.Columns ["PYVARPercentage"] as GridViewDataColumn;
                decimal priorYearCurrentAdmits = vm.FilteredAdmissions.Sum(a => a.PriorCurrentYearAdmit.ADMITS);
                if (priorYearCurrentAdmits != 0)
                {
                    pyVarColPercentage.Footer = String.Format("{0:P2}", (currentYearAdmits - priorYearCurrentAdmits) / priorYearCurrentAdmits);
                }
                else
                {
                    pyVarColPercentage.Footer = String.Format("{0:P2}", 0);
                }

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Dimitrina
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answered on 10 May 2011, 01:10 PM
Hi Mike,

The current export functionality uses the underliyng data to exports the grid results. Therefore, it cannot display information that is directly added in the UI. So it will only export the footer value if it is a result from an aggregate function.

I would recommend you to create your custom aggregate function that implements your logic for calculating the footer. You could find more information regarding this in this online demo for custom aggregates.
Here there is a general information about the use of aggregates.

Is this approach applicable for your solution?

Kind regards,
Didie
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