Hi All-
I have two wingrids on a windows form. I want to give a unique name to each of these grids. Both these grids have header with specific names. Precisely i want something just above the header to specify the purpose of the grid. I specified the override band header property. But it didnt show up.
Is there any specific property to be set so the name of the grid is visible?
Thanks in advance.
Swetha.
I am using 11.2 and have the latest service release. I figured out why it was not showing up. By default Caption Visible property defaults to false. I had to set it true for the text to show up.
Thanks for your help though.
-Swetha.
Hi Swetha,
Hm ... Could you please tell me what is your version and do you have any installed service release and which one. Also are you using any AppStyle? If you are able please upload your sample and I`ll be glad to research it.
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Hi Georgi-
The first screenshot is what i have been looking for. But Setting the Text Property of the Grid didnt solve the issue. The text is not showing in design time or run time. Group Box can be another option but i want to see if i can do just with the grid.
Any idea why the text is not showing up. Is there any override property that i need to set up?
Thanks!
Hello Swetha,
I`m not sure that I understood your scenario, but maybe you could use the property
ultraGrid1.Text to specify the purpose of the UltraGrid. Please take a look at the screenshot below. Other possible option could be to use UltraPanel with Label or UltraGroupBox which contain your UltraGrid. Also you could use RowLayout with Groups to achieve similar behavior.
Please let me know if you think that I misunderstood your scenario or if you have any questions