Is there a recommended approach to accomplish something like this?
Thanks,
Louis
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You can take a look at the following example showing how you can achieve MergedColumnHeaders with RadGridView: http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#GridView/MergedColumnHeaders
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Thanks,
Louis
Unfortuantely, you cannot show just the MergedColumnHeaders, without the ColumnHeaders, since they are both a part of the HeaderRow as a whole. We are going to put this feature into consideration for our future releases. You can check the release notes to see if it has been introduced.
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http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/wpf/gridview/merge-footer-cells.aspx
I've tried coming up with the formatting myself, but have been unable to achieve the right look in the headers.
Thanks again,
Louis
The easiest way would be to create a cell template for a column that will contain the values from two properties under a single header.
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Thanks,
Louis
Almost all of the controls used in the GridView are part of our bundle. For example, the ComboBoxColumn uses RadComboBox, the DateTimePickerColumn uses RadDateTimePicker, etc.
The plain view of the cell uses a Text Block while the EditMode is using a TextBox for the most part (SpecificColumns use specific controls, like DateTimePicker and ComboBox).
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Thank you very much, the last part about EditMode pointed me in the right direction. I'm now able to get the look and feel I was looking for using the CellTemplate/CellEditTemplate.
Louis