Combining Multiple Conditions Before You Begin For the most part, comparing a cell’s value to a single condition will be good enough for most situations. However, if you need to test some cells against one condition, and other cells against another separate condition, you will need to combine these conditions. For...
Conditional Formatting If you’re looking for an area that houses all of the overview/task-based information related to Conditional Formatting, you’ve come to the right place. This section contains valuable information about Conditional Formatting, ranging from what the feature does and why you would want to use it...
Configuring Initial Sort Order Topic Overview Purpose This topic provides an overview about setting initial sort order on the WinGrid™ columns. Choosing Initial Sort Order Overview This feature provides the user with the option of applying a predefined sort order upon their first interaction. In some cases the ini...
Control the Placement of Headers You can use the HeaderPlacement property to control how headers are displayed. The following is a list of the available options: Default - The Default specifies that the parent object’s settings should be used. If the parent object also has the property set to Default then RepeatOn...
Controlling the Tab Order of Cells The TabIndex property of the column allows you to control the order in which WinGrid™ traverses the cells of a row when the user presses the Tab key. The default value of the TabIndex property is -1. -1 specifies that the default tab order should be used. The WinGrid determines t...
Create/Apply Appearances To create and apply an Appearance object: To create an Appearance object, you use the Appearances collection of the WinGrid™. Objects in the grid that support Appearances already have an Appearance object, so you do not need to create any Appearance objects if you don’t want to. However, i...
Creating, Saving, and Loading a Layout Before You Begin: The WinGrid™ control provides a way to create, save and load layouts that comprise of behavior property settings or appearance and style based property settings. You can enable or disable various features through the WinGrid Designer. What you will accomplis...
Creating a Custom ICondition Before You Begin Conditional Formatting relies on various implementations of the ICondition interface. When working with Conditional Formatting, you can select from several included conditions. There may be situations where you will need to create a custom condition. This topic will sh...
Creating a Formula Condition Conditional Formatting allows you to compare the cells of an entire column in WinGrid™ to one or more values and change the appearance if certain conditions are met. For instance, you can check to see if the cells are less than a specific number, or you can check to see if a certain st...
Creating an Embeddable Editor with RichTextEditor The following is information on using the EmbeddableEditorBase Class to create a RichTextEditor. The RichTextEditor is an EmbeddableEditorBase -derived editor that is able to render and edit RTF (Rich Text Format) content from within an EmbeddableEditorOwnerBase im...