The grid I have has just one grouping, ive forced it on one field - which is Car. In the little example I have provided in the screenshot the grid is grouped on Cars, and it shows running costs and mileage broken up into the year that I had the car. In the screenshot I want to be able to not display the group footer in the first and the third 'grouping' (ie. the first and the third cars) but have it still displayed on the second. In essence I don't want the group footer row to appear in a group if there is only one row in a particular group, but I want it displayed otherwise.
Is there a way to selectively hide the group footer on this case, and make it visible otherwise? I have found an example in the knowledge base (http://www.devexpress.com/Support/Center/p/DS22427.aspx) but it talks about multiple groups and hiding a full group's footers. Is there any way to hide some group footers and not others within the same group?
Thanks in Advance
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Hi Lance,
Thank you for the screenshot.
It looks as if the only solution we can suggest to you is to write a custom GridView class for this purpose. Attached is a small sample project, demonstrating how this can be done. Please review it and let us know how it works for you.
Thanks,
Vito
Thankyou for the solution! Worked exactly as I required.
I was curious though as to whether this will be implemented as a property in a future release? It seems as if it would be a standard requirement.
Thanks
Hi Lance,
I'm glad to hear that my assistance was helpful to you. Thank you for your feedback.
As for your question, we don't have immediate plans to implement this feature, sorry. To be honest, it is unclear to us how the built-in support for this functionality should be implemented. If you have an idea on how this can be done, please post this information in a separate suggestion. We'll discuss it with our developers, and will let you know our decision.
Thanks,
Vito