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Hello Tim,
It is possible to create a layout like this with the Table or Crosstab item. For more information please check the Table/Crosstab/List help article and the related sub articles.
Basically all you have to do is to add one more row and then merge the respective cells. If the column are dynamic (i.e. they come form your data) simply set the column group of the Crosstab in the wizard when you are creating your Crosstab.
Since in the other ticket you are creating the table programmatically we can suggest you (if you need to do this programmatically) to first create the desired report in the designer and then check the generated code and use what you need in your own code.
Regards,
IvanY
Telerik
It is possible to create a layout like this with the Table or Crosstab item. For more information please check the Table/Crosstab/List help article and the related sub articles.
Basically all you have to do is to add one more row and then merge the respective cells. If the column are dynamic (i.e. they come form your data) simply set the column group of the Crosstab in the wizard when you are creating your Crosstab.
Since in the other ticket you are creating the table programmatically we can suggest you (if you need to do this programmatically) to first create the desired report in the designer and then check the generated code and use what you need in your own code.
Regards,
IvanY
Telerik
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