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Hello Ralph,
If your property grid has all properties of the same type and there aren't different data sources for each row, you could use RadGridView with two columns (e.g. property name, and property value). Let us know if you experience any problems with this scenario.
If you are looking for "vertical columns" functionality in particular, we do not support it currently.
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Nick
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If your property grid has all properties of the same type and there aren't different data sources for each row, you could use RadGridView with two columns (e.g. property name, and property value). Let us know if you experience any problems with this scenario.
If you are looking for "vertical columns" functionality in particular, we do not support it currently.
Greetings,
Nick
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Ralph
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answered on 10 Oct 2008, 02:32 PM
Hi Nick
No I have different data types for each row. Guess I'll have to create a custom control. Thanks for the reply.
Kind regards
Ralph
No I have different data types for each row. Guess I'll have to create a custom control. Thanks for the reply.
Kind regards
Ralph