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In order to have a User Control in GridGroupingControl, the GridGenericCellModel and GridGenericCellRenderer classes have to be derived and the User Control that is designed must be made as a cellmodel in GridGroupingControl using these derived classes. The following are the steps that need to be followed: Step 1: The UserControl form is added to the Project and the required controls are dropped into it. In the UserControl, the OnLayout() method is overridden for positioning the inner button controls. C# VB Step 2: Create CustomControlCellModel by deriving it from GridGenericCellModel class. C# VB Step 3: Create CustomControlCellRenderer from the GridGenericCellRenderer class and the UserControl is drawn accordingly to fit into the required cell header. C# VB Step 4: You can create a new CellType by adding the instance of the derived CustomControlCellModel class into the gridGroupingControl’s CellModels. C# VB Step 5: Set the CustomControl into the specific header cell. C# VB After applying the properties, the Grid is displayed as follows.
Figure 1: Grid with the properties Sample Links CS: UserControl VB: UserControl |
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| 704 | 04/30/2011 | 02/12/2016 | WinForms | GridGroupingControl |
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