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how to create Multi row gridview header

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    Mhiny
    wrote on last edited by
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    Hi all I have nested gridview like this

    ---------------------
    | a | b | <-- Header of parent gridview

    | . |---------------|
    | | x | y | z | <-- Header of child gridview
    | |---------------|
    | | | | |
    | |---------------|

    I want to create Header Like this


    | a | b | <-- Header of parent gridview +
    | |---------------| Header of child gridview
    | | x | y | z |

    | |---------------|
    | | | | |
    | |---------------|

    Is if possible? thank for help

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    • M Mhiny

      Hi all I have nested gridview like this

      ---------------------
      | a | b | <-- Header of parent gridview

      | . |---------------|
      | | x | y | z | <-- Header of child gridview
      | |---------------|
      | | | | |
      | |---------------|

      I want to create Header Like this


      | a | b | <-- Header of parent gridview +
      | |---------------| Header of child gridview
      | | x | y | z |

      | |---------------|
      | | | | |
      | |---------------|

      Is if possible? thank for help

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      Samer Aburabie
      wrote on last edited by
      #2

      Try using the Header Template for the headers where you can customize the view of the headers. Or if you have the data come from different data source and one is depenedent on the other try using a repeater for the main data then a grid view for each repeated item. But I am not sure this is your case.

      Sincerely Samer Abu Rabie

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