Hi,
We are considering using Telerik UI for WPF but would like to know if it is possible to customise which columns are present in the grid and the ability to save the preference (so each user running the system can have their own view of the grid only showing information/columns they are interested in)
Many thanks,
Mike
We are considering using Telerik UI for WPF but would like to know if it is possible to customise which columns are present in the grid and the ability to save the preference (so each user running the system can have their own view of the grid only showing information/columns they are interested in)
Many thanks,
Mike
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Hello Mike,
In order to decide which GridView column is displayed in the grid you can use the IsVisible property of the column. In addition to serialize it along with the other preferences(sort, filter, resize, reorder, etc.) to RadGridView you will need a CustomPropertyProvider to define the properties that should be persisted by RadPersistenceFramework.
You can examine our GridView Serialization demo which demonstrates custom serialization of properties for Sorting and Grouping, width and position change of the columns.
Please let us know if this helps.
Regards,
Boris Penev
Telerik
In order to decide which GridView column is displayed in the grid you can use the IsVisible property of the column. In addition to serialize it along with the other preferences(sort, filter, resize, reorder, etc.) to RadGridView you will need a CustomPropertyProvider to define the properties that should be persisted by RadPersistenceFramework.
You can examine our GridView Serialization demo which demonstrates custom serialization of properties for Sorting and Grouping, width and position change of the columns.
Please let us know if this helps.
Regards,
Boris Penev
Telerik
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