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You have to be a bug member to view that link. You guys need to take a few extra minutes and post the information on this post and not pass links. That is a lazy man's way to do things. Take 30 seconds and do it right. You waste everyone's time when you do that, plus, the website you refer to doesn't appreciate it.


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Hi there,<br />
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I am finding a peculiar problem with Advanceddatagrid while column grouping.<br />
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I am creating grouped columns on the fly. Every time the number of columns exceeds 30 (10 groups * 3 columns), the datagrid automatically creates 2 horizontal scroll bars. Is there any way to tell the datagrid not to create 2 horizontal scroll bars?<br />
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There is a serious performance hinder when it creates 2 horizontal scroll bars and the record size exceeds 30,000 and more. Vertical scrolling becomes virtually impossible.<br />
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Any sort of help would be greatly appreciated.<br />
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Thanks in advance<br />
Rahul
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Hi there,

I am finding a peculiar problem with Advanceddatagrid while column grouping.

I am creating grouped columns on the fly. Every time the number of columns exceeds 30 (10 groups * 3 columns), the datagrid automatically creates 2 horizontal scroll bars. Is there any way to tell the datagrid not to create 2 horizontal scroll bars?

There is a serious performance hinder when it creates 2 horizontal scroll bars and the record size exceeds 30,000 and more. Vertical scrolling becomes virtually impossible.

Any sort of help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance
Rahul

Advanceddatagrid horizontal scrollbar problem on column group

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