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Hi,
I'm currently trying to export one of our RadGridView to excel and it seems that I dont have any control over the styling of indentation of the grid.
I'm looking at the example:
http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#GridView/Exporting
and it seems that the exported demo does not retain the look and feel of the grouped data. Namely, the indentation seems fixed rather than cascading. I tried to explore the ExportElement.GroupIndentCell but it doesn't have any properties specifying the level of indentation, it just specifies whether it is cancel-able or not.
Is it possible to export a RadGridView to look exactly like the grouped grid view?
Tony
I'm currently trying to export one of our RadGridView to excel and it seems that I dont have any control over the styling of indentation of the grid.
I'm looking at the example:
http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#GridView/Exporting
and it seems that the exported demo does not retain the look and feel of the grouped data. Namely, the indentation seems fixed rather than cascading. I tried to explore the ExportElement.GroupIndentCell but it doesn't have any properties specifying the level of indentation, it just specifies whether it is cancel-able or not.
Is it possible to export a RadGridView to look exactly like the grouped grid view?
Tony
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Hello tony,
The default exporting of a grouped RadGridView does not support indentation visualization. However you can add a variety of elements into the exported file as in our Exporting Row Details demo in order to achieve a high level look-and-feel customization that fits your needs best. In this way you should be able to accomplish this task without much of an effort. Please, do not hesitate to contact us if any further inquiries occur.
Best wishes,
Ivan Ivanov
the Telerik team
The default exporting of a grouped RadGridView does not support indentation visualization. However you can add a variety of elements into the exported file as in our Exporting Row Details demo in order to achieve a high level look-and-feel customization that fits your needs best. In this way you should be able to accomplish this task without much of an effort. Please, do not hesitate to contact us if any further inquiries occur.
Best wishes,
Ivan Ivanov
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F Beto
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answered on 29 May 2014, 03:37 PM
Hello Ivan Ivanov,
What about styling? how can i add styles?
Regards,
What about styling? how can i add styles?
Regards,
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Hello Franco,
For practical examples on how to add styles, you can check our ExportingExcelML and Exporting Silverlight demos. They demonstrate just that.
Regards,
Boris Penev
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For practical examples on how to add styles, you can check our ExportingExcelML and Exporting Silverlight demos. They demonstrate just that.
Regards,
Boris Penev
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answered on 13 Jun 2014, 09:22 AM
hi i am using radgridview
i am exporting it in excel
how to export radgrid in excel without OnNeedDataSource
i am binding datasource to radgrid on button click event
if i am not use OnNeedDataSource,it give me object reference is null
my code for binding grid is
grd_firstchart_aco.DataSource = table;
grd_firstchart_aco.DataBind();
i am exporting it in excel
how to export radgrid in excel without OnNeedDataSource
i am binding datasource to radgrid on button click event
if i am not use OnNeedDataSource,it give me object reference is null
my code for binding grid is
grd_firstchart_aco.DataSource = table;
grd_firstchart_aco.DataBind();
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Hi Asutosh,
Can you please confirm whether you are using Telerik's RadGridView for Silverlight?
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Ivan Ivanov
Telerik
Can you please confirm whether you are using Telerik's RadGridView for Silverlight?
Regards,
Ivan Ivanov
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answered on 16 Jun 2014, 11:01 AM
no
i am not working on silverlight
i am not working on silverlight