Would be a BIG PLUS
:1) saves column number.
2) Makes content presentation even clearer. (*see : Food types / Car brands )

...well better stop now with great idea´s list !



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This is something to consider, but I have not the pretension to reinvent Excel or the rGrid control
Originally the datagrid control has been developed for displaying datagrid records, not for creating spreadsheet, so freezing a column is not something we can do by using the datagrid API. This is like trying to fly with a car... This may possible with numerous workarounds but the result is not really convincing and safe.teriibi wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2018 12:15 amPS: if for small devices screen, I bet the navigation buttons would be very usefull. especially if you can freeze the first(s) columns (as well as the horizontal - Title line)![]()
i.e, first column has students name : next columns on the rights side , contains notes for each month.
(scroll datas to the right...to see each month..Last column, sums up anual Average/number of exams yearly.
In the datagrid API we have a property for locking columns (set the dgColumnIsEditable["Col 1"] of grp "datagrid 1" to false), so this is already possible without the need of DGH.
DGH is using a datagrid table with two visible columns for displaying properties sorted by categories. At this time I've not found the convenient approach for translating this in a DGH features. Maybe one day when I will be inspired....