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Access to datasource row in gridGroupingControl1_QueryCellStyleInfo.

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13950 May 13,2004 10:18 PM May 14,2004 02:00 AM Windows Forms 3
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Administrator [Syncfusion]
Asked On May 13, 2004 10:18 PM

Hello. I am in gridGroupingControl1_QueryCellStyleInfo handler. How can I get datasource row, for which the cell belongs to ? Thank you.

Administrator [Syncfusion]
Replied On May 14, 2004 12:41 AM

You can GridRecord from the e.TableCellIdentity.DisplayElement. From the record, you can get the underlying DataRowView (or what ever object fills the rows in your IList datasource). 
if(e.TableCellIdentity.DisplayElement is GridRecordRow)
{
	GridRecordRow row = e.TableCellIdentity.DisplayElement as GridRecordRow;
	if(row != null)
	{
		GridRecord record = row.ParentGroup.Records[0] as GridRecord;
		if(record != null)
		{
			DataRowView drv = record.GetData() as DataRowView;
			Console.WriteLine(e.Style.Text + " " + drv["LastMarket"].ToString() + " " + e.TableCellIdentity.ColIndex.ToString());
		}
	}
}

Administrator [Syncfusion]
Replied On May 14, 2004 01:06 AM

In this example always returned first record in datasource row.ParentGroup.Records[0]. How to get right source row index (for the specified cell)? Thank you.

Administrator [Syncfusion]
Replied On May 14, 2004 02:00 AM

Try working directly with the row instead of its parent. 
if(e.TableCellIdentity.ColIndex > 0 && e.TableCellIdentity.RowIndex > 0 &&
	e.TableCellIdentity.DisplayElement is GridRecordRow
	&& e.TableCellIdentity.Column != null) //make sure a column is being requested
{
	GridRecordRow row = e.TableCellIdentity.DisplayElement as GridRecordRow;
	if(row != null)
	{
		DataRowView drv = row.GetData() as DataRowView;
		if(drv != null)
		{
			string name = e.TableCellIdentity.Column.Name;
			Console.WriteLine(e.Style.Text + " " + drv[name].ToString());
		}
	}
}

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