Hi,

What if you put the value into the cell next to the progress bar? That would be a lot easier? You could turn off the text in the ProgressBar column entirely and then use another column next to it to display the value. Of course, that creates some complications if you allow your users to move the columns around.

Can you give me a sample code that you explained.

It seems too complicated but I have to display the double value with the progressbar like attached picture that I posted at first, because integer value or percentage value is not worth in my application.

Please let me know how to do it.

After giving this some more though, there might be a way to display a value with a decimal point, but it's pretty complicated. You would have to set up an unbound column to show an integer value of your real value.

So, for example, if you have double values with up to 2 decimal places, you would create an unbound integer column in the grid and set the value to the double value *100 so it's an integer. You would have to adjust the range (min / max) on the column to match the integer values.

Then you could use the CreationFilter to change the text in the TextUIElement in the cell. But this would be tricky, because you would also have to adjust the wise of the TextUIElement to account for the longer text and measuring the text is no easy task.

Frankly, it's probably more trouble than it's worth.

Hi,

UltraProgressBar only supports integers.

I changed the text type to value and it shows integer value even though the datatype of real value was double, so I thought the some of the text was hidden.

How can I change the text type of the value from integer to double??