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Hello,
Telerik
There are two possible reasons.
1. The setter of your property is not called. You can easily check with the debugger by setting a breakpoint there.
2. In the setter of your property you don't actually raise the PropertyChanged event. You can easily check with the debugger or by reading your source code.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Telerik
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