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You can retrieve a SummaryResult object by indexing into a SummaryResultCollection off the SummaryRowSettings object in xamGrid.
There are different SummaryResultCollection collections available, for example the column layout or the child band collections. The one that is used depends on the value of the SummaryRowSettings/SummaryRowSettingsOverride object’s SummaryScope property.
For more information on column layouts, see the Define Column Layout topic.
The Value property of the SummaryResult object returns the result of the summary. You may need to cast the Value property to the correct data type before using it in your application logic.
The built-in summary calculators will return the following data types:
The SummaryDefinition of the SummaryResult object returns the Column which the summary is executed on, and the SummaryOperand of the summary.
The following example code demonstrates how to retrieve values from the SummaryResult object.
In Visual Basic:
Dim SumResult As Object = Me.MyDataGrid.SummaryRowSettings.SummaryResultCollection(0).Value Dim SumDefinition As SummaryDefinition = Me.MyDataGrid.SummaryRowSettings.SummaryResultCollection(0).SummaryDefinition Dim MySummary As SummaryOperandBase = SumDefinition.SummaryOperand Dim MyColumn As String = SumDefinition.ColumnKey
In C#:
object SumResult = this.MyDataGrid.SummaryRowSettings.SummaryResultCollection[0].Value; SummaryDefinition SumDefinition = this.MyDataGrid.SummaryRowSettings.SummaryResultCollection[0].SummaryDefinition; SummaryOperandBase MySummary = SumDefinition.SummaryOperand; String MyColumn = SumDefinition.ColumnKey;