Using AddRow Feature The AddRow feature allows the user to conveniently add rows. This feature displays an AddRow template at the top or bottom of the Rows collection. To add a row, the user simply clicks in the AddRow template and starts to type. To use the AddRow feature: Before you start writing any code, you s...
Using Any Windows Forms Control as a Drop Down inside WinGrid One of the most important features that come with the Infragistics Editors is the ability to show Editor Buttons. The Editor Buttons can be added to the left or right side. This section will explain how you can use this to build a UI with a WinGrid cont...
Using Conditional Formatting In this section, you’ll find short, task-based topics that explain how to perform a specific task related to the Conditional Formatting. Click the links below to find out how you can… Create an Operator Condition Create a Formula Condition Combining Multiple Conditions Implementing Co...
Using Custom Merge Cell Logic You can have your own custom logic for merging cells by implementing IMergedCellEvaluator interface and assigning an instance of it to the MergedCellEvaluator property of the UltraGridColumn object. The following code implements IMergedCellEvaluator on CustomMergedCellEvaluator class ...
Using Different Editors in Individual Cells In addition to using Embeddable Editors on a Column level, they can also be set at the Cell level. If you specify a particular Editor for a Column, then only one instance of that Editor is shared for all Cells in that Column. If you specify an Editor on an individual Cel...
Using Regular Expression Editor WinGrid™ columns can apply a regular expression constraint on the text of their cells. After the user inputs a value into a cell and attempts to move focus out of that cell, the new text in the cell will be validated against the column’s regular expression. You can specify the regul...
Using Row Layouts Designer Before You Begin In the past, it was difficult to customize WinGrid™ to have a complex Row Layout. Understanding of how Row Layouts worked was required in order to set properties and write code in order to get the look you were after. To improve this experience, Infragistics answered thi...
Using the Column Chooser Feature The Column Chooser functionality lets you display a dialog similar to Microsoft Outlook’s Field Chooser where the user can choose columns to display in the WinGrid™. This document shows you how to enable this functionality. Before you start writing any code, you should place using/...
Using the Conditional Formatting Dialog Box The Conditional Formatting dialog box allows you to easily create Condition/Appearance mappings. To access this dialog box for a certain column, expand the DisplayLayout object in the Properties window. Navigate through the Bands object and down to the Columns collection...
Using the Filter Row Feature A filter row is a fixed row in the column header area which provides the user with a means of hiding rows that do not satisfy a specified criteria. The filter row functionality allows you to display a row in which the user can type values to filter other rows by. This provides a conven...