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Brandon
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Disable redundant cell borders in GroupByRows
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Hi all,

   As you can see in the attached screen shot, I have a GroupByRow (the height is exaggerated to make it more obvious) which has a border.  Within that row, the individual cells also seem to have a border which effectively means I get a double border when the row is collapsed and its quite ugly.

  How can I remove the border around the cells within the row?  I've tried a few things:

  1) _grid.DisplayLayout.Override.GroupByRowAppearance.BorderAlpha = Alpha.Transparent;  //which sets both the row and cell borders transparent
  2) within InitializeGroupByRow, args_.Row.CellAppearance.BorderAlpha = Alpha.Transparent; //which doesn't appear to do anything
  3) for each column, column_.CellAppearance.BorderAlpha = Alpha.Transparent; //which also doesn't appear to do anything

   I'm sure I'm missing something simple here - but does anyone know how I can make this a bit cleaner by eliminating 1 of the borders?

Thanks! 

 

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    Hi,

    There aren't any cells inside a GroupByRow. So that must be a summary cell, not a regular cell. So this is why your #2 option does nothing.

    So you probably need to use an appearance specific to summaries.Try using InitializeLayout and do something like this:

    e.Layout.Override.GroupBySummaryValueAppearance.BorderAlpha = Alpha.Transparent;

     

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