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How to group within a datagrid

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    Hi, I am looking for some way that you can drag and drop a columnheader and create a group based on that. I know there is a lot of third party software doing this, but they more or less all look the same, so I am wondering whether this is somekind of standard feature provided by the grid or that it is realy simple to code. Normally I would find something about this in the articles section as it is a quite common feature, but i couldn't find anything there. Any suggestions? Cheers DJ Think, try, think, think, try, think, think, think, try, ASK, think, try, advance on step and start over...

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      Hi, I am looking for some way that you can drag and drop a columnheader and create a group based on that. I know there is a lot of third party software doing this, but they more or less all look the same, so I am wondering whether this is somekind of standard feature provided by the grid or that it is realy simple to code. Normally I would find something about this in the articles section as it is a quite common feature, but i couldn't find anything there. Any suggestions? Cheers DJ Think, try, think, think, try, think, think, think, try, ASK, think, try, advance on step and start over...

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      David M J wrote: but they more or less all look the same they look the same because they doing the same task but internally they differ in thier architecture and each one has its Pros and Cons David M J wrote: so I am wondering whether this is somekind of standard feature provided by the grid or that it is realy simple to code Making grid look like third party grids is complex task MCAD

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