Sean Wright
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Sean Wright
asked on 07 Apr 2011, 05:19 PM
Hi,
I am using a RadGridView in a WPF C# application. The grid is created in the xaml thusly:
<Controls:RadGridView x:Name="theBOMEntryGrid">
The grid has several columns:
--Mark
--Quantity
--Designation
Each of those columns has a UniqueName set; for example:
<Controls:GridViewDataColumn Header="Mark"
TextAlignment="Left"
UniqueName="Mark"
>
In the code-behind of this screen I need to simply populate some C# properties with the values that are input in each of those cells but I am having trouble finding or figuring out how to do this.
Thank you in advance.
I am using a RadGridView in a WPF C# application. The grid is created in the xaml thusly:
<Controls:RadGridView x:Name="theBOMEntryGrid">
The grid has several columns:
--Mark
--Quantity
--Designation
Each of those columns has a UniqueName set; for example:
<Controls:GridViewDataColumn Header="Mark"
TextAlignment="Left"
UniqueName="Mark"
>
In the code-behind of this screen I need to simply populate some C# properties with the values that are input in each of those cells but I am having trouble finding or figuring out how to do this.
Thank you in advance.
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Hi Sean Wright,
Maya
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The recommended approach would be to work with the underlaying data item and get its corresponding properties.
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answered on 07 Apr 2011, 05:30 PM
Hi Maya,
Thanks for responding so quickly. I hate to be thick about this but I was wondering if there was an example you could provide.
Basically I need to be able to write in C# something along the lines of:
public string Mark { get; set; }
public void GetCellValues(){
Mark = theBOMEntryGrid.(cell name here, followed by cell value)
Something along those lines, anyway.
Thanks for responding so quickly. I hate to be thick about this but I was wondering if there was an example you could provide.
Basically I need to be able to write in C# something along the lines of:
public string Mark { get; set; }
public void GetCellValues(){
Mark = theBOMEntryGrid.(cell name here, followed by cell value)
Something along those lines, anyway.
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Hello Sean Wright,
Maya
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I am sending you a sample project illustrating how you may get the values for the properties of a particular item, I hope that helps.
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answered on 07 Apr 2011, 06:43 PM
Thanks again...
Now suppose that the grid is not actually bound to any data source. In fact, this grid I have is meant merely to be a dummy entry screen. The user will input the values into the grid cells and then when a button is clicked those values are meant to be passed to another class which will do some analysis with the values. So I need to grab those values to place into variables that will be passed to that analysis class.
Now suppose that the grid is not actually bound to any data source. In fact, this grid I have is meant merely to be a dummy entry screen. The user will input the values into the grid cells and then when a button is clicked those values are meant to be passed to another class which will do some analysis with the values. So I need to grab those values to place into variables that will be passed to that analysis class.