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I have noticed that for the databound grid the column index begins at 1 and the row index begins at 0. This is a bit different from the VS.Net 03 grid where the column index begins at 0. Can anyone explain why Syncfusion chose to begin the column index at 1 instead of 0?
ADAdministrator Syncfusion Team September 28, 2005 12:36 PM UTC
Hi Michael,
the grid considers row headers and column headers to be cells just like any other. They only are cells with CellType = "Column Header" / "Row Header". The cell type gives them the header-like look. To prevent them from scrolling the first row and column is always frozen.
Column 0 / Row 0 gives easy access to the header cells.
Stefan
>I have noticed that for the databound grid the column index begins at 1 and the row index begins at 0. This is a bit different from the VS.Net 03 grid where the column index begins at 0. Can anyone explain why Syncfusion chose to begin the column index at 1 instead of 0?
MSMichael SmithSeptember 28, 2005 06:32 PM UTC
Thank you Stefan! For my future reference is this information documented somewhere? As you can probably tell I am a newbie to syncfusion so any pointers would help.
- Michael
>Hi Michael,
>
>the grid considers row headers and column headers to be cells just like any other. They only are cells with CellType = "Column Header" / "Row Header". The cell type gives them the header-like look. To prevent them from scrolling the first row and column is always frozen.
>
>Column 0 / Row 0 gives easy access to the header cells.
>
>Stefan
>
>>I have noticed that for the databound grid the column index begins at 1 and the row index begins at 0. This is a bit different from the VS.Net 03 grid where the column index begins at 0. Can anyone explain why Syncfusion chose to begin the column index at 1 instead of 0?
ADAdministrator Syncfusion Team September 28, 2005 11:46 PM UTC
Michael,
In the Users Guide there is a section Features in Depth\Working with Rows and Columns that has several sections including sections on Hiding rows and columns, and Header Rows and Columns that discuss row 0/ column 0.
Stefan
>Thank you Stefan! For my future reference is this information documented somewhere? As you can probably tell I am a newbie to syncfusion so any pointers would help.
>- Michael
>
>
>>Hi Michael,
>>
>>the grid considers row headers and column headers to be cells just like any other. They only are cells with CellType = "Column Header" / "Row Header". The cell type gives them the header-like look. To prevent them from scrolling the first row and column is always frozen.
>>
>>Column 0 / Row 0 gives easy access to the header cells.
>>
>>Stefan
>>
>>>I have noticed that for the databound grid the column index begins at 1 and the row index begins at 0. This is a bit different from the VS.Net 03 grid where the column index begins at 0. Can anyone explain why Syncfusion chose to begin the column index at 1 instead of 0?