Welcome to a new series! This time we will go over the latest addition to the Xceed collection: Workbooks for .NET. First, we will start with the basics of how to create a document and learn more advanced topics as we go in the next few articles

This week we will take a quick look at Grouping and Sorting in the DataGrid for WPF.

Now that we've seen how to get started with the DataGrid for WPF, before going more in-depth, let's take a step back this time and take a quick look at the different views that are available.

This time, let's take a look at these properties in more detail, to learn more about what the AutoCreateItemProperties and AutoCreateColumns actually do, and how we can use them to customize the ItemProperties and Columns instead of letting the DataGrid automatically load everything.

Welcome to this new series. This time we will look at the Xceed DataGrid for WPF. We will start slow with the basics, then cover various topics and features to learn how to make the most of the DataGrid in your projects.

Now that we have covered most of what can be added to a document, let’s look at how to use templates and automatically replacing text, as well as how to convert a document to PDF.

In this sixth and final tutorial of this series, we will look at how to add HTML/RTF and Shapes, to your documents.

In this fifth tutorial of this series, we will look at how to add Headers/Footers and a Table of Contents, to your documents.

In this fourth tutorial of this series, we will look at how to add Charts to your documents.

In this third tutorial of this series, we will look at how to add Tables to your documents.