DataGrid RowHeader Text

[Greg Goodall]

How do you edit the RowHeader Text of a DataGrid programmatically?

Rows default to "1, 2, 3" and so on. I would like to fill those cells other values such as a customer name, for example.

Thanks, Greg

[Saravanan A]

Hi Greg,

You can achieve this through the GridStyleInfo object of RowHeader Cell.
Here is the code snippet.

GridStyleInfo style = gridControl1[1, 0];
style.CellValue = "Customer Name";

Best Regards,
Saravanan

[Greg Goodall]

Thanks for the tip. My final code looks something like this. I actually have a loop to format multiple rows with differing Customer Names, but this gives the concept.

Dim CustomerName as String
Dim style As GridStyleInfo = GridControl1(i, 0)

CustomerName = "Bob Smith"
style.CellValue = BoxNumber
GridControl1.ChangeCells(GridRangeInfo.Cells(i, 0, i, 0), style)

[Greg Goodall]

I had an error in my last post. I should read like this

style.CellValue = CustomerName

[Saravanan A]

Hi Greg,

To set the text to a range of Cells in a grid you can use the GridControl.PopulateValues method. Please refer to the following sample.
Sample: http://websamples.syncfusion.com/samples/Grid.Windows/F60509/main.htm

Best Regards,
Saravanan