Hi Luc,

If you are using a recent version of the WinGrid, then you can achieve this look using Groups in RowLayout mode.

The easiest way to do this is at design-time. Your grid will have to be bound to a data source at design-time so it can get the data structure (the bands and columns) or you can manually define the structure if your data source is not available.

Then you go into the grid designer (via the Start button on the grid in the form designer).

From the tree on the left selected Band and ColumnSettings --> Band [0] -- > Column Arrangement Overview

Select Use Row Layout with Groups and then click the Design Column Arrangement Now button.

Takes you to the RowLayout design where you can arrange the columns and put them into groups.