Looking at your illustration I believe it is something that can be achieved using RadGridView for WPF .
However to be more specific I will need some more details on what exactly are you trying to achieve.
Can you elaborate a bit more ?
I have a Collection/Table with about 5-50 items/records.
For each item there should be displayed only a few values (e.g. Key and Value).
If I display this in a normal GridView it looks a little bit strange as the width of the screen is not used
Key Value
K0 V0
..
K49 V49
So my idea is to break this information into several columns, so that the width of the screen is better used.
Key Value Key Value
K0 V0 K2 V2
K1 V1 ..
Regards
Thomas
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Pavel Pavlov
Telerik team
answered on 19 Mar 2013, 12:18 PM
Hello,
I understand now . I believe the only way s to use a proxy collection between your original collection and RadGridView. For example based on your original table , you may programmatically create a new table having data transposed the way you need it . Then you can feed this table to the ItemsSource property of RadGridView and let it auto-generate columns.
In case you have troubles implementing this approach let me know so I can assist further.