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Overview

The WPF PropertyGrid control, inspired by the Visual Studio object editor, provides an intuitive way to display and edit object properties, with the ability to sort, group, and search by property names. Various built-in data editors and custom editors help to manage the properties of various data types. Also, the category editor helps to group properties of similar data types.


Virtualization in WPF PropertyGrid

UI virtualization allows the PropertyGrid to load items faster within the viewport.

PropertyGrid Virtualization Documentation


Built-in editors

By default, each property is mapped to built-in editor controls based on its data type and is automatically generated. For example, a numeric value is mapped to a numeric text box control.

Built in editors in wpf PropertyGrid


Custom editors

Using the custom editor option, users can map the object properties to any editor control of their choice. This mapping can be based on property name or its type.

Custom editors in wpf PropertyGrid


Collection editor

PropertyGrid has a built-in collection editor that allows users to view, add, or remove items in a collection.

Collection editor in PropertyGrid control for WPF


Category editors

Users can categorize one or more related properties and edit with their own custom editor. For example, all brush related properties can be edited using a single editor.

Category editors in wpf PropertyGrid


Validation

Validate data with the predefined editor controls. Users can define the validation criteria for custom editor controls, as well.

Validating properties in wpf PropertyGrid


Categorized properties

Properties can be grouped based on categories. For example, “User Name” and “Password” properties are arranged under the “Login” category. These categories can also be collapsed.

Properties are categorized in wpf PropertyGrid


Sorting properties

Users can arrange properties based on the property names, either in the ascending or descending order. You can also control the order of properties programmatically.

Properties are sorted in Alphabetical order in wpf PropertyGrid


Filter properties with a built-in search option for easy access. In a single view, a properties filter would arrange the resultant property items sequentially. In a categorized view, a properties filter would arrange the resultant property items in categories.

Searching option in wpf PropertyGrid


Explore and edit sub-properties

Users can navigate down the sub-properties in order to edit the inner-level object properties. You can explore sub-properties to any level.

Properties are nested in wpf PropertyGrid


Grouping

Properties can be grouped according to the needs of the users or programmatically. Groups can be expanded and collapsed easily.

Property Grid Grouping Documentation


Hide properties

Customization options are available either to show or hide properties in a business object.


Property description

Show the property description within a description panel positioned at the bottom of the PropertyGrid.

Description of the property in wpf PropertyGrid


Custom styles and themes

Built in themes in wpf PropertyGrid

Built-in themes

The WPF PropertyGrid control ships with built-in themes like Metro, Blend, Office 2010, Office 2013, Office 2016, Office 365, Visual Studio 2013, Visual Studio 2015, Lime, and Saffron.

Customized style in wpf PropertyGrid

Custom styling

Customize the appearance of the control to any extent programmatically.

Blendability support in wpf PropertyGrid

Blendability

Users can easily load and edit the WPF PropertyGrid control in Expression Blend for a custom style.


Keyboard Navigation

The WPF PropertyGrid ensures that every cell is accessible using a keyboard. Major features like sort, select, and edit can be performed using keyboard commands without mouse interaction. This helps create more accessible applications.

Keyboard Navigation Documentation


Localization

Localize all static default strings in the WPF PropertyGrid to any desired language.

Localization documentation


WPF PropertyGrid Code Example

Easily get started with the WPF PropertyGrid using a few simple lines of XAML, and C# code example as demonstrated below. Also explore our WPF PropertyGrid Example that shows you how to render and configure the PropertyGrid in WPF.

<syncfusion:PropertyGrid  Name="propertyGrid1" Height="400" Width="300" />
using Syncfusion.Windows.PropertyGrid; 
public partial class MainWindow : Window 
{ 
    public MainWindow() 
    { 
        InitializeComponent(); 
        // Creating an instance of PropertyGrid control 
        PropertyGrid propertyGrid1 = new PropertyGrid(); 
        // Setting height and width to PropertyGrid 
        propertyGrid1.Height = 300; 
        propertyGrid1.Width = 200; 
        //Adding PropertyGrid as window content 
        this.Content = propertyGrid1; 
    } 
}



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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Display and edit the properties of data objects using various built-in editors.
  • Search, sort, show a description, and easily switch between objects.
  • Use a feature-rich UI.
  • Configure easily using numerous attributes.
  • Enjoy a simple configuration and API.
  • Utilize a touch-friendly and responsive UI.
  • Take advantage of extensive demos and documentation to learn quickly and get started with the WPF PropertyGrid control.

You can find our WPF PropertyGrid demo on

GitHub location.

App center location.

Microsoft location.

No, this is a commercial product and requires a paid license. However, a free community license is also available for companies and individuals whose organizations have less than $1 million USD in annual gross revenue, 5 or fewer developers, and 10 or fewer total employees.

A good place to start would be our comprehensive getting started documentation.

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