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suneel
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Scroll bar problem in UltraWinGrid, Card Scroll Problem
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I have UltraWinGrid divided into 2 cards.

First card contains 10 columns and is displaying correctly with the scroll bars. In second card I have 18 columns and is merged with first card in such a way that card 1 rows are displayed with card 0 rows (not using collapse and expand, this was the requirement). Below is the code for Band(1)

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 With e.Layout.Bands(1)

.Indentation = 0

.CardView = True

.CardSettings.MaxCardAreaCols = 50

.CardSettings.ShowCaption = False

.CardSettings.Style = CardStyle.StandardLabels

.CardSettings.CardScrollbars = CardScrollbars.None

.ColHeadersVisible = False

''Column style

.Override.HeaderAppearance.BackColor = Color.YellowGreen

.Override.CellAppearance.BackColor = Color.YellowGreen

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The problem is that while scrolling the grid all columns of card 0 are available but only a few columns from card 1 are visible (first 8). I can scroll to only first 8 columns using scroll bar. Whereas while using keyboard arrow keys I can scroll to all 18 columns. I am using VS2008 with VB.Net windows application.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

Ashish Sharma

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    Hi Ashish,

    I'm not sure I understand you. What kind of data source are you using for your grid? 

    The grid cannot support non-homogenous data sources. Every row in the list has to have the same data structure. So you cannot have a different number of columns in different rows in the same band.