Doubt about freezing columns

[Raul Daniel Pimienta Ramos]

Hello, I have a question about freezing columns, from what I read in the documentation seems not to be very possible, but I would like to know your opinion if it is possible to freeze the first column and the last, what you want is that those two are always visible, one at the beginning and one at the end, since the table will have too many columns, and you want to have the normal behavior when freezing the columns.

Below I share an image of what I would be looking to do, to make it clearer what I am looking for.

As you can see in the image the first one, which is the vertical box, is always visible as well as the arrow, which is the final column.

[Sethupathy Devarajan]

Hi Raul Daniel,

 

Currently, the SfDataGrid supports freezing only the first columns through the SfDataGrid.FrozenColumnCount property. Unfortunately, it does not provide built-in support for freezing the last columns.

 

However, as a workaround, we have implemented a solution using two separate SfDataGrids: one with the first column frozen and the other with the last column frozen. Could you please check if this workaround meets your requirements?

 

We have shared a sample project and a demo video for your reference.

 

Regards,

Sethupathy D.

Attachment: SfDataGridSample_ac612ab9.zip

[Raul Daniel Pimienta Ramos]

Hi Sethupathy, thanks for the answer, we will evaluate if it is the best option for us, one doubt, are you not planning to implement this functionality of freezing the last column in the near future?

[Sethupathy Devarajan]

Hi Raul Daniel Pimienta Ramos,

 

As of now, DataGrid does not have for freezing footer Column and footer rows. We have considered your request as a feature. We will implement this feature in any of our upcoming releases. At the planning stage for every release cycle, we review all open features and identify features for implementation based on specific parameters including product vision, technological feasibility, and customer interest. We appreciate your patience and understanding until then. You can follow up with the below feedback for further details,

 

Feedback link: 64447

Regards,

Sethupathy D.