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Pivot Grid User Customizations

Today I did a webinar on the customization options available to end users in the WinForms version of the Pivot Grid ( XtraPivotGrid ). We first walked through the PivotGridControl Elements that the user can see and interact with. I also talked about the Customization Forms and how the layout of it can...

Posted to Woody Pewitt - DevExpress Analytics Blog (Weblog) by Woody Pewitt (DevExpress) on 8/5/2011
Filed under: Pivot Grid, webinar, WinForms
AsyncMode for Pivot Grid & Chart Integration (available in v2011.1)

After my recent blog post AsyncMode for Pivot Grid (coming in V2011 vol 1) I received several questions in the comments and by email about how the chart integration feature would be affected. The good news is that it will not be affected at all and I have created the example below showing that an application...

Posted to Woody Pewitt - DevExpress Analytics Blog (Weblog) by Woody Pewitt (DevExpress) on 5/9/2011
Filed under: Performance, Features, Pivot Grid, WPF, WinForms, v2011.1, charts, coming soon
Sort by Summary Default Order (available in v2011.1)

Another great new feature that has been added to all versions of the PivotGrid controls is the property SortBySummaryDefaultOrder in the OptionsBehavior property of the PivotGrid. With this property any time a summary field is sorted it will be sorted based on the setting of the SortBySummaryDefaultOrder...

Posted to Woody Pewitt - DevExpress Analytics Blog (Weblog) by Woody Pewitt (DevExpress) on 5/6/2011
Filed under: Features, Pivot Grid, WPF, WinForms, v2011.1, coming soon
Collapsed State Memory Consumption Improvements (available in v2011.1)

With this upcoming release of the PivotGrid controls in all platforms the serialized pivot grid collapsed state consumes much less memory. The amount of memory consumption improvements will depend on the particular layout (number of collapsed and expanded field values) being displayed when serialized...

Posted to Woody Pewitt - DevExpress Analytics Blog (Weblog) by Woody Pewitt (DevExpress) on 5/5/2011
Filed under: Performance, Features, Pivot Grid, ASP.NET, WPF, WinForms, v2011.1, coming soon
Unbound Field Values Memory Consumption Improvements (available in v2011.1)

This is an example of the Expression Editor from WPF I just got some great news after testing current beta bits of the Pivot Grid controls across all versions use much less memory (can be up to 4 time less depending on data type) for Unbound Field Values. This is great news for users who are using the...

Posted to Woody Pewitt - DevExpress Analytics Blog (Weblog) by Woody Pewitt (DevExpress) on 5/3/2011
Filed under: Performance, Pivot Grid, ASP.NET, WPF, WinForms, v2011.1, coming soon
AsyncMode for Pivot Grid (available in v2011.1)

I am happy to announce a new “AsyncMode” for Pivot Grid (working feature name) for WinForms and WPF. With this new feature all data-aware operations (sorting, grouping, filtering data and calculating summaries) in the pivot grid can occur in background thread allowing the rest of the application to stay...

Posted to Woody Pewitt - DevExpress Analytics Blog (Weblog) by Woody Pewitt (DevExpress) on 4/19/2011
Filed under: Performance, Pivot Grid, WPF, WinForms, v2011.1, coming soon
What’s next for Pivot Grid?

Now that the dust has settled from launching 10.2 and the summit is over and we have had time to catch-up it’s time to look at what we have planned for the next year. ADOMD.NET support for ASPxPivotGrid Like we implemented for XtraPivotGrid in 10.2 ( ADOMD.NET support in Pivot Grid coming in v2010...

Posted to Woody Pewitt - DevExpress Analytics Blog (Weblog) by Woody Pewitt (DevExpress) on 1/14/2011
Filed under: Pivot Grid, ASP.NET, WPF, WinForms, coming soon
WinForms Pivot Grid – Controlling Context Menus

From a question in the forums I got digging in to how to control the different context menus for the pivot grid. For each platform the mechanism is different so I will do a few blog posts about controlling the context menus for the other platforms soon. First what are the context menus in XtraPivotGrid...

Posted to Woody Pewitt - DevExpress Analytics Blog (Weblog) by Woody Pewitt (DevExpress) on 1/12/2011
Filed under: Features, Pivot Grid, WinForms
Filter Data Supplied to a WinForms Charts Control from a PivotGrid

You may recall a blog post by Paul along with a video tutorial that demonstrated how to bind a PivotGrid Control to a database and then use the pivot grid to populate a chart control within the same application. Based on the records selected, the chart would automatically update to represent the selected...

Posted to The Progress Bar - DevExpress XPF Blog (Weblog) by Emil Mesropian (DevExpress) on 8/24/2010
Filed under: XtraPivotGrid, Charts, WinForms, Filter Editor, Pivot Grid, XtraCharts
Contemplating the WinForms and ASP.NET pivot grids

The pivot grid controls are done by a small team on its own and so they were reported and discussed separately at the summit. For v2009 vol 1, like all of our other products, a lot of effort has gone into fit and finish, implementing user suggestions and TBDs. Some examples of what will appear: ASPxPivotGrid...

Posted to ctodx (Weblog) by Julian Bucknall (DevExpress) on 1/22/2009
Filed under: v2009.1, WinForms, pivot grid, ASPxPivotGrid, 2009 Roadmap, XtraPivotGrid, ASP.NET

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