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Khalil Khalaf
Khalil Khalaf

Reputation: 9407

How to keep my gridview's size fixed even if it is empty?

In a WPF and using a DevExpress Grid View I manage to display some data. Now, if there is no data and the list is empty, here is what it looks like:

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Every time I add an element it generates a new row. Then at ~ 5 rows (reaches max size) it enables the scroll and users will be able to scroll and see desired row. How can I keep it locked at max size (~ 5 rows) even if my list is empty?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 157

Answers (1)

Isaiah Nelson
Isaiah Nelson

Reputation: 2490

I would suggest figuring out the approximate pixel height of 5 populated rows in your grid control and simply set the MinHeight property on your opening GridControl tag (e.g. <dxg:GridControl MinHeight="250">) and if you dont want it to grow any larger than that pixel minimum then set a MaxHeight equal to the MinHeight. So <dxg:GridControl MinHeight="250" MaxHeight="250">.

Upvotes: 1

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