amithegde wrote:
2) My point is that buying a third party grid that supports Excel-like filtering and swapping that in for the DataGridView would seem a quicker way of getting the functionality that your after. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1239525/c-sharp-winforms-datagridview-with-sorting-filtering-like-ms-excel
or modifying the existing DataGridView to do column filtering
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/19182/Datagridview-with-filtering-capability
but either way, when you implement a solution I'll be happy to add it to the visualizer, if you wish.
1) my text was too long and because of that I got that exception. I did it by choosing print> export to excel. More details on the size limit here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/excel-specifications-and-limits-HP010342495.aspx?CTT=5&origin=HP0051992911) That's a long-winded way to get the data into excel - I've not tried that in years, I would just use the 'Copy' button (above the grid, on the the other side of the combo from the print button)
2) I find it better to implement it on my own rather than justifying it here. Let's stop discussing on this. I just wanted to convey that when you are debugging some issue, it is not at all convenient to export to excel every time and start doing aggregation and filtering there.
Let's stop this discussion; I will go ahead and implement these features on my own. Thanks for the time.
2) My point is that buying a third party grid that supports Excel-like filtering and swapping that in for the DataGridView would seem a quicker way of getting the functionality that your after. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1239525/c-sharp-winforms-datagridview-with-sorting-filtering-like-ms-excel
or modifying the existing DataGridView to do column filtering
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/19182/Datagridview-with-filtering-capability
but either way, when you implement a solution I'll be happy to add it to the visualizer, if you wish.