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Hi, I would like to know if it is possible to use a dynamic collection as an itemsSource because the header and data don't have a defined structure(it's determined in runtime). |
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Hi @Rafucho25, It might be possible to support a dynamic collection as an ItemsSource, but it depends on how the data is structured at runtime. If you can share a sample of the collection you're using, I can take a look and see if it works as-is or if any changes are needed. If adjustments are required, I’ll consider them for a future release. |
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@Rafucho25 Sorry for the late reply. If I understand correctly, you need to add your data to a dictionary and create the bindings accordingly. This will provide an accurate display, but the built-in sorting and filter might not work properly, which you can override write your own logic. I will try to fix this issue in the upcoming release. Thanks |
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Is it necessary that we use the example model dictionary? Any way to create our own one like Gender (which shows a ComboBox)? |
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This is just an example: my answer was that you can use dictionaries to bind data in TableView, meaning any dictionary with a key type supported by WinUI for binding. I believe it only supports int and string keys. |
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My problem was that the option Auto-generating Columns doesn't work with dictionaries or ExpandoObject, so I fixed it by creating the columns manually. Thanks for your help. |
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My problem was that the option Auto-generating Columns doesn't work with dictionaries or ExpandoObject, so I fixed it by creating the columns manually. Thanks for your help.