autoHeightRows works with rows, but how can you set the height in pixels, so that a scroll bar appears ?
I need this because my table has detailStamp of different heights.
The solution of putting the table inside a panel and set there the height isn't good because the Header must be fixed, I want to scroll only the content of the table.
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I want to scroll a grid horizontally. By default, it scrolls pixel by pixel. I want to scroll column by column. Simply, a column should shift to left/right 100% or 0%. Shouldn't scroll by a fraction of it's width. (This applies to the first column visible to the user at the moment).
What I want is a way to do "snappy" scroll.
How can I get this done?
To scroll grid's content, use the GridView.LeftCoord property. To access boundaries of columns, the GridViewInfo.ColumnsInfo collection will be helpful. You can see how to implement this feature in the How to implement scrolling by columns in the grid e2481 example.
When I set the AutoSizeColumnsMode = Fill the width of columns covers all area and don't find scroll bar at bottom. But, when I set it as AutoSizeColumnsMode = None then the columns width shrinks.
So, my requirements are:
All space in datagridview should be filled. (should cover all area)
When there is more column, there should appear scroll bar. So, it gives better look. Is there any event or property which I can use ???
I realized something annoying when using a data grid view control. When I try to set the cell's height by setting the RowTemplate height property to fit more records on the grid, the vertical scroll bar stops acting nicely and the grid doesnt display all the records (it only shows the records that fit on the available space plus one extra record!) until you resize the columns or something like that! But if I set the AutoSizeRowsMod property to AllCells the grid displays all the records, however the cell's height is now too big for me!
Is there a way to control the cell's height and still show all the records on the DGV? Does it even make sense that it's behaving this way?
Thanks
I'm using a DataGridView in VB.Net in VS 2005. The issue is, when there are rows that exceed the width of the DataGridView, the horizontal scroll bar doesn't appear (the ScrollBars property is set to "Both"), but an ellipsis appears at the end of each row that is too long. I don't want the ellipsis, but the horizontal scroll bar. The vertical scroll bar works as expected when the number of rows exceed the height of the DataGridView. Any ideas on how to resolve this?
I have tried setting numerous related properties (changing the AutoSizing property of the DataGridView, Resizability of the Row Template, made sure that no Columns were Frozen) to no avail.
Thanks!
Set the AutoSizeMode of the problematic column to AllCells.
This will resize the column header and force it to go out of the visible area thus displaying the horizotal scrollbar.
I just had the same issue. I had set the last column to Fill, so it was always resizing to fit to the visible area.
Is there a good way to limit the Auto Width of an element or Grid Column?
I want to limit the Auto Width only, but allow any user changes.
For example, I want to allow GridSplitter to arbitrarily resize the column, but the initial (Auto) Width should not exceed a specific value. Same for the elements -- I want to allow resizing, but limit the Width they have if never resized.
MaxWidth works exactly as opposite -- it does not affect Auto Width of Grid Columns (it might be a bug), but limits the resized width.
Is there any good solution that works for (almost) any element or Grid part?
Try binding the MaxWidth to the Width and use a IValueConverter to react to changes from Auto to specific values.
In the grid column set the width you want the column to start at. Any changes to the column width made by the user using the grid splitter will overwrite the width you start with.