I am just wondering if the attached layout is possible by changing the group and row layouts of the GridView.
The date field would be the grouping field and the comments and additional members would span the 3 cells. I know that I can get the desired effect with a single row and a details row however the date and time cells would be smaller.
Can the grouping be placed at the same level as the first row and can data span multiple cells?
Thanks.
The date field would be the grouping field and the comments and additional members would span the 3 cells. I know that I can get the desired effect with a single row and a details row however the date and time cells would be smaller.
Can the grouping be placed at the same level as the first row and can data span multiple cells?
Thanks.
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William
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answered on 08 Mar 2014, 08:15 PM
Sorry for the double post, the site gave an error on the first one and I figured that it didn't work...
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Hi,
I am afraid RadGridView cannot be customized in that exact way. It does not support merged cells as shown on the attached image.
I would suggest you to check all other controls we can offer in case any of them could serve your goals better. You can check our WPF Demos for practical demos.
Regards,
Didie
Telerik
I am afraid RadGridView cannot be customized in that exact way. It does not support merged cells as shown on the attached image.
I would suggest you to check all other controls we can offer in case any of them could serve your goals better. You can check our WPF Demos for practical demos.
Regards,
Didie
Telerik
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