Hi, there is an example missing in the documentation and that happens to be the example I'm looking for... Could you please provide it here? Thanks,Patrick http://doc.xceedsoft.com/products/XceedWpfDataGrid/Data_Virtualization.html ShowExample 1: Binding to an IQueryable source Include Topic   Include: ...

It doesn't have to be printed, but printable format would be good: help in pdf format or as an easily printable file of all the basics.  (not the basics of wpf, but the basics in using this grid.)  Thanks.

Hi there, Please correct me if i am wrong about this, but i am getting a little confused here: Under the documentation for HideSelection, it states: ''true if the selected rows should remain highlighted when the grid loses focus; false otherwise. By default, false.'' But behaviorwise, it is the total opposite. I had set HideSelection to ...

Is there anywhere I can get a downloadable version of the xceed documentation, especially the datagrid for wpf, that I can print out.  (I mean a pdf or other easily printable version.) Thanks.

In your EditTemplate, you need to use a CellEditorBinding to bind the value of the IsChecked property.

Do you have any errors in your output window? The Displaying a scroll tip example in the documentation demonstrates how to change the scroll tip template.

You can take a look at the LINQ to SQL example in the Providing Data topic for an example of how to use the grid with LINQ and how to change the content displayed by the grid by changing the query when a new value is selected in the combobox.

The ''Alternating DataRow Styles'' in the Styling Elements topic demonstrates how to do this.

You can take a look at the LINQ to SQL example in the Providing Data topic for an example of how to use the grid with LINQ.

Take a look at the Providing Unbound Data example in the Providing Data  topic.  From the same topic: The DataGridCollectionView supports insertion as long as the underlying DataGridCollectionView-wrapped collection implements the IBindingList interface (you can also use BindingList<>) and its AllowNew property ...