diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Cell-Selection.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Cell-Selection.md index bdead5c1..0ac6277d 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Cell-Selection.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Cell-Selection.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Cell Selection in UWP Pivot Grid -The SfPivotGrid supports cell selection. You can select grid value cells like in Microsoft Excel. This can be achieved by setting the `AllowSelection` property of the SfPivotGrid to true. +The Pivot Grid supports cell selection. You can select grid value cells like in Microsoft Excel. This can be achieved by setting the `AllowSelection` property of the Pivot Grid to true. On cell selection, the **SelectionChanged** event will be triggered and **PivotGridSelectionChangedEventArgs** will return an IEnumerable collection of column index, row index, and value index of the selected cell. The event argument will return the cell range and selection mode such as mouse-down, mouse-move, mouse-up, etc. diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Cell-Style-and-Template.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Cell-Style-and-Template.md index acff4fc8..eaab3e47 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Cell-Style-and-Template.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Cell-Style-and-Template.md @@ -107,11 +107,11 @@ Me.PivotGrid1.ColumnHeaderStyle.FontSize = 13 ## Cell template -The SfPivotGrid allows you to define custom template for modifying the default appearance of all cells in the SfPivotGrid. The style for each cell can be defined by using the `Style` property in `PivotGridCellStyle` and the style should be defined with the `PivotGridTemplateCell` type. +The Pivot Grid allows you to define custom template for modifying the default appearance of all cells in the control. The style for each cell can be defined by using the `Style` property in `PivotGridCellStyle` and the style should be defined with the `PivotGridTemplateCell` type. **Defining cell template** -You can define your own style for column cells by using the `ColumnHeaderStyle` property, row cells by using the `RowHeaderStyle` property, value cells by using the `ValueCellStyle` property, and summary cells by using the `SummaryRowStyle` and `SummaryColumnStyle` properties. The defined template is assigned to the `Style` property of corresponding cell style in the SfPivotGrid control. +You can define your own style for column cells by using the `ColumnHeaderStyle` property, row cells by using the `RowHeaderStyle` property, value cells by using the `ValueCellStyle` property, and summary cells by using the `SummaryRowStyle` and `SummaryColumnStyle` properties. The defined template is assigned to the `Style` property of corresponding cell style in the Pivot Grid control. The following code snippet illustrates how to customize the style of column header cell using the custom template. diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Conditional-Formatting.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Conditional-Formatting.md index c9343c8a..480ac524 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Conditional-Formatting.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Conditional-Formatting.md @@ -9,11 +9,11 @@ documentation: ug # Conditional Formatting in UWP Pivot Grid -The SfPivotGrid supports conditional formatting which allows you to format the grid cells based on certain conditions. Conditional formats can be specified with the help of `ConditionalFormats` property through which required number of formatters of **PivotGridDataConditionalFormat** type can be added to the SfPivotGrid. +The Pivot Grid supports conditional formatting which allows you to format the grid cells based on certain conditions. Conditional formats can be specified with the help of `ConditionalFormats` property through which required number of formatters of **PivotGridDataConditionalFormat** type can be added to the control. Using the `Conditions` property of PivotGridDataConditionalFormat instance, you can specify the filter criteria for cells and the style to be applied for the filtered cells with the help of `CellStyle` property. After defining these specifications, the respective styles are applied to only those cells that satisfy the specified condition. -The following code snippet illustrates how to add conditional formats in the SfPivotGrid. +The following code snippet illustrates how to add conditional formats in the Pivot Grid. {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Exporting.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Exporting.md index 7cfdf847..a4de9c03 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Exporting.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Exporting.md @@ -9,15 +9,15 @@ documentation: ug # Exporting in UWP Pivot Grid -The SfPivotGrid can be exported to Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, PDF, and CSV file formats. By default, the grid style for export is obtained from the ExportingGridStyleInfo instance. To perform exporting operation, refer to the following assembly in the application. +The Pivot Grid can be exported to Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, PDF, and CSV file formats. By default, the grid style for export is obtained from the ExportingGridStyleInfo instance. To perform exporting operation, refer to the following assembly in the application. * Syncfusion.SfPivotGridConverter.UWP ## Export to Excel -To export the SfPivotGrid contents to Excel, include the namespace **Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotGridConverter** in the code-behind file. Then, create an instance of `ExportPivotGridToExcel` object to access the `ExportToDocument` method. `FileSavePicker` can be used to save the exported file in the preferred location. +To export the Pivot Grid contents to Excel, include the namespace **Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotGridConverter** in the code-behind file. Then, create an instance of `ExportPivotGridToExcel` object to access the `ExportToDocument` method. `FileSavePicker` can be used to save the exported file in the preferred location. -Refer to the following code snippet to export the SfPivotGrid to Microsoft Excel. +Refer to the following code snippet to export the Pivot Grid to Microsoft Excel. {% tabs %} @@ -44,9 +44,9 @@ export.ExportToDocument("Sample") ## Export to Word -To export the SfPivotGrid contents to Word, include the namespace **Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotGridConverter** in the code-behind file. Then, create an instance of `ExportPivotGridToWord` object to access the `ExportToDocument` method. `FileSavePicker` can be used to save the exported file in the preferred location. +To export the Pivot Grid contents to Word, include the namespace **Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotGridConverter** in the code-behind file. Then, create an instance of `ExportPivotGridToWord` object to access the `ExportToDocument` method. `FileSavePicker` can be used to save the exported file in the preferred location. -Refer to the following code snippet to export the SfPivotGrid to Word document. +Refer to the following code snippet to export the Pivot Grid to Word document. {% tabs %} @@ -74,9 +74,9 @@ export.ExportToDocument("Sample") ## Export to PDF -To export the SfPivotGrid contents to PDF, include the namespace **Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotGridConverter** in the code-behind file. Then, create an instance of `ExportPivotGridToPdf` object to access the `ExportToDocument` method. `FileSavePicker` can be used to save the exported file in the preferred location. +To export the Pivot Grid contents to PDF, include the namespace **Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotGridConverter** in the code-behind file. Then, create an instance of `ExportPivotGridToPdf` object to access the `ExportToDocument` method. `FileSavePicker` can be used to save the exported file in the preferred location. -Refer to the following code snippet to export the SfPivotGrid to Word document. +Refer to the following code snippet to export the Pivot Grid to Word document. {% tabs %} @@ -104,9 +104,9 @@ export.ExportToDocument("Sample") ## Export to CSV -To export the SfPivotGrid contents to CSV, include the namespace **Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotGridConverter** in the code-behind file. Then, create an instance of `ExportPivotGridToCsv` object to access the `ExportToDocument` method. `FileSavePicker` can be used to save the exported file in the preferred location. +To export the Pivot Grid contents to CSV, include the namespace **Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotGridConverter** in the code-behind file. Then, create an instance of `ExportPivotGridToCsv` object to access the `ExportToDocument` method. `FileSavePicker` can be used to save the exported file in the preferred location. -Refer to the following code snippet to export the SfPivotGrid to CSV document. +Refer to the following code snippet to export the Pivot Grid to CSV document. {% tabs %} @@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ export.ExportToDocument("Sample") ![Export-csv-image](Exporting_images/Export-csv-image.png) -N> You can use a *Button* instance to the page and then specify the required code snippet to export the SfPivotGrid in the `Click` event handler method. +N> You can use a *Button* instance to the page and then specify the required code snippet to export the Pivot Grid in the `Click` event handler method. A demo sample is available in the following location. diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Freeze-Headers.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Freeze-Headers.md index 917a34e3..04552c5f 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Freeze-Headers.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Freeze-Headers.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Freeze Headers in UWP Pivot Grid -The SfPivotGrid provides built-in support to freeze the column and row headers. This can be achieved by setting the `FreezeHeaders` property of SfPivotGrid to `true`. +The Pivot Grid provides built-in support to freeze the column and row headers. This can be achieved by setting the `FreezeHeaders` property of Pivot Grid to `true`. Refer to the following code snippet to enable FreezeHeaders. @@ -23,14 +23,14 @@ Refer to the following code snippet to enable FreezeHeaders. {% highlight c# %} -// To freeze SfPivotGrid Headers +// To freeze Pivot Grid Headers this.PivotGrid1.FreezeHeaders = true; {% endhighlight %} {% highlight vb %} -' To freeze SfPivotGrid Headers +' To freeze Pivot Grid Headers Me.PivotGrid1.FreezeHeaders = True {% endhighlight %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Grouping-Bar.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Grouping-Bar.md index db734246..b4a32633 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Grouping-Bar.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Grouping-Bar.md @@ -9,14 +9,14 @@ documentation: ug # Grouping Bar in UWP Pivot Grid -Grouping bar allows you to slice and dice the fields between column, row, value, and filter areas. It allows you to add, rearrange, or remove the fields to show the exact data required in the SfPivotGrid. The following are the different kinds of grouping bar available in the SfPivotGrid. +Grouping bar allows you to slice and dice the fields between column, row, value, and filter areas. It allows you to add, rearrange, or remove the fields to show the exact data required in the Pivot Grid. The following are the different kinds of grouping bar available in the control. -* **Filter Grouping Bar:** Holds the filter items of the SfPivotGrid control. -* **Value Grouping Bar:** Holds the value items of the SfPivotGrid control. -* **Column Grouping Bar:** Holds the column items of the SfPivotGrid control. -* **Row Grouping Bar:** Holds the row items of the SfPivotGrid control. +* **Filter Grouping Bar:** Holds the filter items of the Pivot Grid control. +* **Value Grouping Bar:** Holds the value items of the Pivot Grid control. +* **Column Grouping Bar:** Holds the column items of the Pivot Grid control. +* **Row Grouping Bar:** Holds the row items of the Pivot Grid control. -By default, the grouping bar is disabled in the SfPivotGrid control and it can be enabled by using the `ShowGroupingBar` property. The following code snippet defines how to enable the grouping bar. +By default, the grouping bar is disabled in the Pivot Grid control and it can be enabled by using the `ShowGroupingBar` property. The following code snippet defines how to enable the grouping bar. {% tabs %} @@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ Me.PivotGrid1.EnableGroupingBarSorting = False {% endtabs %} -The following screenshot shows the SfPivotGrid without sorting icons. +The following screenshot shows the Pivot Grid without sorting icons. ![grouping-bar-without-sort-icon](Grouping-Bar_images/grouping-bar-without-sort-icon.png) @@ -177,7 +177,7 @@ Me.PivotGrid1.GroupingBarBackground = New SolidColorBrush(Colors.BurlyWood) **Grouping bar item background** -You can customize the background color of individual grouping bar items by defining the `GroupingBarItemBackground` property in the SfPivotGrid control. +You can customize the background color of individual grouping bar items by defining the `GroupingBarItemBackground` property in the Pivot Grid control. {% tabs %} @@ -207,11 +207,11 @@ Me.PivotGrid1.GroupingBarItemBackground = New SolidColorBrush(Colors.BurlyWood) ## Disabling specific grouping bar -The SfPivotGrid supports disabling the grouping bar of specific area as illustrated below. +The Pivot Grid supports disabling the grouping bar of specific area as illustrated below. **Disabling row grouping bar** -The `EnableRowHeaderArea` property of the SfPivotGrid allows you to customize the visibility of grouping bar in the row header area. The following code snippet shows how to disable the row grouping bar. +The `EnableRowHeaderArea` property of the Pivot Grid allows you to customize the visibility of grouping bar in the row header area. The following code snippet shows how to disable the row grouping bar. {% tabs %} @@ -239,7 +239,7 @@ Me.PivotGrid1.EnableRowHeaderArea = False **Disabling column grouping bar** -The `EnableColumnHeaderArea` property of the SfPivotGrid allows you to customize the visibility of grouping bar in the column header area. The following code snippet shows how to disable the column grouping bar. +The `EnableColumnHeaderArea` property of the Pivot Grid allows you to customize the visibility of grouping bar in the column header area. The following code snippet shows how to disable the column grouping bar. {% tabs %} @@ -267,7 +267,7 @@ Me.PivotGrid1.EnableColumnHeaderArea = False **Disabling value grouping bar** -The `EnableValueHeaderArea` property of the SfPivotGrid allows you to customize the visibility of grouping bar in the value header area. The following code snippet shows how to disable the value grouping bar. +The `EnableValueHeaderArea` property of the Pivot Grid allows you to customize the visibility of grouping bar in the value header area. The following code snippet shows how to disable the value grouping bar. {% tabs %} @@ -295,7 +295,7 @@ Me.PivotGrid1.EnableValueHeaderArea = False **Disabling filter grouping bar** -The `EnableFilterHeaderArea` property of the SfPivotGrid allows you to customize the visibility of grouping bar in the filter header area. The following code snippet shows how to disable the filter grouping bar. +The `EnableFilterHeaderArea` property of the Pivot Grid allows you to customize the visibility of grouping bar in the filter header area. The following code snippet shows how to disable the filter grouping bar. {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Hyperlink-Cells.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Hyperlink-Cells.md index 3e10331e..58ed3234 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Hyperlink-Cells.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Hyperlink-Cells.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Hyperlink Cells in UWP Pivot Grid -The SfPivotGrid allows hyperlinking of cells to retrieve detailed information about a particular cell. Hyperlink can be individually applied to the following cells: +The Pivot Grid allows hyperlinking of cells to retrieve detailed information about a particular cell. Hyperlink can be individually applied to the following cells: * Column header cells. * Row header cells. diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Localization.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Localization.md index a49643cd..97120f52 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Localization.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Localization.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Localization in UWP Pivot Grid -Localization is the key feature for providing software solutions targeted at global users. SfPivotGrid allows users to localize the control to a specific locale and supports “resx” based localization. +Localization is the key feature for providing software solutions targeted at global users. Pivot Grid allows users to localize the control to a specific locale and supports “resx” based localization. You should perform the following steps to localize the control. @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ End Class ## RTL -The SfPivotGrid provides RTL support to display the content from right to left direction by setting the `FlowDirection` property to **RightToLeft**. +The Pivot Grid provides RTL support to display the content from right to left direction by setting the `FlowDirection` property to **RightToLeft**. {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Theming.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Theming.md index 7a6a1cd2..d3b99cb8 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Theming.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Theming.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Theming in UWP Pivot Grid -Theming is the process of applying particular settings to visual elements of a control. Following built-in themes are supported in the SfPivotGrid control. +Theming is the process of applying particular settings to visual elements of a control. Following built-in themes are supported in the Pivot Grid control. * Blend * Lime @@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Theming is the process of applying particular settings to visual elements of a c * VisualStudio2013 * VisualStudio2015 -By using the `GridVisualStyle` property in the SfPivotGrid, you can set the visual style of the control. By default, the `Metro` theme is applied. The following code snippet shows how to change the visual style for the SfPivotGrid. +By using the `GridVisualStyle` property in the Pivot Grid, you can set the visual style of the control. By default, the `Metro` theme is applied. The following code snippet shows how to change the visual style for the Pivot Grid. {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Tooltip.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Tooltip.md index 13148837..088a8eec 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Tooltip.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Common/Tooltip.md @@ -9,11 +9,11 @@ documentation: ug # Tooltip in UWP Pivot Grid -The SfPivotGrid additionally displays the cell information within a tooltip when the mouse pointer is moved over header cells or value cells. +The Pivot Grid additionally displays the cell information within a tooltip when the mouse pointer is moved over header cells or value cells. ## Header cell tooltip -The SfPivotGrid provides information about header cells when the mouse pointer is moved over it. Tooltip over header cells can be enabled by setting the `ShowHeaderCellsToolTip` property of the SfPivotGrid to `true` as shown in the following code snippet. +The Pivot Grid provides information about header cells when the mouse pointer is moved over it. Tooltip over header cells can be enabled by setting the `ShowHeaderCellsToolTip` property of the control to `true` as shown in the following code snippet. {% tabs %} @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ Me.PivotGrid1.ShowHeaderCellsToolTip = True ## Value cell tooltip -The SfPivotGrid provides information about value cells when the mouse pointer is moved over it. Tooltip over value cells can be enabled by setting the `ShowValueCellToolTip` property of the SfPivotGrid to `true` as shown in the following code snippet. +The Pivot Grid provides information about value cells when the mouse pointer is moved over it. Tooltip over value cells can be enabled by setting the `ShowValueCellToolTip` property of the Pivot Grid to `true` as shown in the following code snippet. {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/All-Level-Type-Member.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/All-Level-Type-Member.md index ebbb2217..df9888c9 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/All-Level-Type-Member.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/All-Level-Type-Member.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # All-Level Type Member in UWP Pivot Grid -This feature enables you to display the “All” level type member across the rows and columns in the SfPivotGrid. This member behaves as parent to other members in its hierarchy by controlling their visibility through an expander. +This feature enables you to display the “All” level type member across the rows and columns in the Pivot Grid. This member behaves as parent to other members in its hierarchy by controlling their visibility through an expander. To display the “All” level type member, set the `ShowLevelTypeAll` property to true as shown in the following code snippet. By default, it is set as false. diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Drill-Operation.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Drill-Operation.md index e6f903df..41e48232 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Drill-Operation.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Drill-Operation.md @@ -11,19 +11,19 @@ documentation: ug ## Drill down/Drill up -This is a basic feature of the SfPivotGrid through which the amount of information can be limited for a better view. It allows you to drill down to access the detailed level of data or drill up to see the summarized data by using the expander present in grid cells. +This is a basic feature of the Pivot Grid through which the amount of information can be limited for a better view. It allows you to drill down to access the detailed level of data or drill up to see the summarized data by using the expander present in grid cells. Drill up, also called as roll up; it navigates from more detailed data to less detailed data by climbing up a concept hierarchy for a dimension. Drill down, also called as roll down; it is the reverse of drill up which navigates from less detailed data to more detailed data by climbing down the concept hierarchy for the dimension. -While binding hierarchical dimensions (for example, the time dimension includes 3 levels namely year, quarter, and month), the SfPivotGrid allows you to visualize the data for different levels by using the collapsible labels which is illustrated in the following screenshot. +While binding hierarchical dimensions (for example, the time dimension includes 3 levels namely year, quarter, and month), the Pivot Grid allows you to visualize the data for different levels by using the collapsible labels which is illustrated in the following screenshot. ![Drill-operation](Drill-Operation_images/Drill-operation.png) ## Drill types -The following drill types are supported in the SfPivotGrid: +The following drill types are supported in the Pivot Grid: * Drill member * Drill position @@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ The following drill types are supported in the SfPivotGrid: **Drill member** -The drill member is the default drilling type performed in the SfPivotGrid. When multiple dimensions are added in the grid, expanding a single member expands the corresponding member element across all of its positions. The following code snippet and screenshot illustrates how the elements are drilled in the drill member type. +The drill member is the default drilling type performed in the Pivot Grid. When multiple dimensions are added in the grid, expanding a single member expands the corresponding member element across all of its positions. The following code snippet and screenshot illustrates how the elements are drilled in the drill member type. {% tabs %} @@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ pivotGrid1.OlapDataManager.CurrentReport.DrillType = DrillType.DrillPosition **Drill replace** -The SfPivotGrid supports drill replace type, in which the control tends to display only the immediate child members and ancestors on drill-down. The following code snippet and screenshot illustrate how the elements are drilled in the drill replace type. +The Pivot Grid supports drill replace type, in which the control tends to display only the immediate child members and ancestors on drill-down. The following code snippet and screenshot illustrate how the elements are drilled in the drill replace type. {% tabs %} @@ -95,13 +95,13 @@ pivotGrid1.OlapDataManager.CurrentReport.DrillType = DrillType.DrillReplace N> The drilled-down member will be replaced with drilled data and it cannot be drilled-up. -N> Since the `DrillType` property interacts with `OlapDataManager`, you should call the `DataBind()` method of the SfPivotGrid after assigning the value to this property. +N> Since the `DrillType` property interacts with `OlapDataManager`, you should call the `DataBind()` method of the Pivot Grid after assigning the value to this property. ## Show/hide expanders -The expander refers to the arrow sign prior to the member present in grid cells. The visibility of expanders in the SfPivotGrid can be toggled with the help of `ShowExpanders` property available in the OLAP report. +The expander refers to the arrow sign prior to the member present in grid cells. The visibility of expanders in the Pivot Grid can be toggled with the help of `ShowExpanders` property available in the OLAP report. -Refer to the following code snippet to disable expanders in the SfPivotGrid. +Refer to the following code snippet to disable expanders in the Pivot Grid. {% tabs %} @@ -121,4 +121,4 @@ pivotGrid1.OlapDataManager.CurrentReport.ShowExpanders = False ![Drill-operation-hide-expanders](Drill-Operation_images/Drill-operation-hide-expanders.png) -N> Since the `ShowExpanders` property interacts with the `OlapDataManager`, you should call the `DataBind()` method of the SfPivotGrid after assigning the value to this property. +N> Since the `ShowExpanders` property interacts with the `OlapDataManager`, you should call the `DataBind()` method of the Pivot Grid after assigning the value to this property. diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Getting-Started.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Getting-Started.md index 796586c7..2f90e028 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Getting-Started.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Getting-Started.md @@ -12,17 +12,17 @@ documentation: ug >**Important** Starting with v16.2.0.x, if you refer to Syncfusion assemblies from trial setup or from the NuGet feed, include a license key in your projects. Refer to this [link](https://help.syncfusion.com/common/essential-studio/licensing/license-key) to learn about registering Syncfusion license key in your UWP application to use the components. -This section explains about the information required to create a simple SfPivotGrid control bound to the OLAP data source and create a WCF service that helps to bind the OLAP data with the SfPivotGrid control through the OlapDataManager. +This section explains about the information required to create a simple Pivot Grid control bound to the OLAP data source and create a WCF service that helps to bind the OLAP data with the Pivot Grid control through the OlapDataManager. -## Initializing SfPivotGrid control +## Initializing Pivot Grid control Open Visual Studio IDE and select **File > New > Project** to open the new project dialog. -Select **Installed > Templates > Visual C# > Windows > Universal > Blank APP(Universal Windows)** to create a new UWP application and name the project as "SfPivotGridDemo". +Select **Installed > Templates > Visual C# > Windows > Universal > Blank APP(Universal Windows)** to create a new UWP application and name the project as "Pivot GridDemo". The target version/minimum version dialog appears, in which you should change the target version of the application as **"Windows 10 (10.0; Build 10240)".** -The SfPivotGrid control can be initialized and added to the application through any of the following ways: +The Pivot Grid control can be initialized and added to the application through any of the following ways: 1. Through designer. 2. Through XAML. @@ -32,15 +32,15 @@ The SfPivotGrid control can be initialized and added to the application through Double-click on MainPage.xaml from the solution explorer to open it in the design view. -Click the toolbox and drag the **SfPivotGrid** control from the “Syncfusion Controls for UWP XAML” group to drop it on the middle of the design canvas. +Click the toolbox and drag the **Pivot Grid** control from the “Syncfusion Controls for UWP XAML” group to drop it on the middle of the design canvas. -Now, the SfPivotGrid control will be added to the designer as follows. +Now, the Pivot Grid control will be added to the designer as follows. ![GettingStarted_Designer](Getting-Started_images/Designer.png) ### Adding control through XAML -The SfPivotGrid control can be added to the project by referring assemblies or extension SDK as follows. +The Pivot Grid control can be added to the project by referring assemblies or extension SDK as follows. **Assembly reference** @@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ xmlns:PivotGrid="using:Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotGrid" {% endtabs %} -Then, add the SfPivotGrid control to the grid by using the specified namespace as specified in the following code snippet. +Then, add the Pivot Grid control to the grid by using the specified namespace as specified in the following code snippet. {% tabs %} @@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ Then, add the SfPivotGrid control to the grid by using the specified namespace a ### Adding control through code-behind -The SfPivotGrid control can be added to the project by referring assemblies or extension SDK. +The Pivot Grid control can be added to the project by referring assemblies or extension SDK. **Assembly reference** @@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ After adding the required reference, open the *MainPage.xaml* file and name the {% endtabs %} -Open the *MainPage.xaml.cs* file and include the namespace "Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotGrid". Then, initialize the SfPivotGrid control in the constructor and add it to the grid as follows. +Open the *MainPage.xaml.cs* file and include the namespace "Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotGrid". Then, initialize the Pivot Grid control in the constructor and add it to the grid as follows. {% tabs %} @@ -205,10 +205,10 @@ End Namespace ## Adding service reference to project -N> This section explains how to refer the online service in UWP application for binding the cube information in the SfPivotGrid. The service URL used here refers the demo cube - “Adventure Works”, mainly used for illustration purpose. +N> This section explains how to refer the online service in UWP application for binding the cube information in the Pivot Grid. The service URL used here refers the demo cube - “Adventure Works”, mainly used for illustration purpose. To create your own WCF service, refer to the topic of [Creating WCF Service Application.](#creating-wcf-service-application). -After initializing the SfPivotGrid control, right-click the project in the solution explorer and select **Add > Service Reference...**. +After initializing the Pivot Grid control, right-click the project in the solution explorer and select **Add > Service Reference...**. In “Add Service Reference” dialog, enter the following address and click **Go** to add the online service. @@ -216,13 +216,13 @@ In “Add Service Reference” dialog, enter the following address and click **G Also change the default namespace of service reference from "ServiceReference1" to "OlapManagerService", so that it will be easier to identify the OLAP service later. Finally, click **OK** to add the service reference. -## Binding OLAP data to SfPivotGrid control +## Binding OLAP data to Pivot Grid control ### Defining OlapReport and OlapDataManager through view model Right-click the project in the solution explorer and select **Add > New Item... > Class** to create a new class file. Then, name the class as *OlapViewModel* and click **OK**. -The following code snippet illustrates how to define OlapDataManager and OlapReport for the SfPivotGrid control. +The following code snippet illustrates how to define OlapDataManager and OlapReport for the Pivot Grid control. N> The `OlapDataChanged` event should be hooked before assigning the current report to OlapDataManager. @@ -470,16 +470,16 @@ End Namespace {% endtabs %} -### Binding OlapDataManager with SfPivotGrid control +### Binding OlapDataManager with Pivot Grid control -The OLAP data can be bound with SfPivotGrid control by using the `OlapDataManager` property through any of the following ways: +The OLAP data can be bound with Pivot Grid control by using the `OlapDataManager` property through any of the following ways: * Through XAML * Through code-behind **Through XAML** -The following code snippet explains how to bind the OLAP data mentioned in the *OlapViewModel* to the SfPivotGrid control with the help of `DataContext` in XAML. +The following code snippet explains how to bind the OLAP data mentioned in the *OlapViewModel* to the Pivot Grid control with the help of `DataContext` in XAML. {% tabs %} @@ -508,7 +508,7 @@ The following code snippet explains how to bind the OLAP data mentioned in the * **Through code-behind** -The following code snippet illustrates how to bind the OLAP data to the SfPivotGrid control in code-behind. +The following code snippet illustrates how to bind the OLAP data to the Pivot Grid control in code-behind. {% tabs %} @@ -576,7 +576,7 @@ Right-click the project in the solution explorer and select **Add > Reference... N> You can find these libraries under the following location. <Installed Drive>:\Program Files (x86)\Syncfusion\Essential Studio\\<Version>\Assemblies\4.6\ -I> ADOMD.NET assembly (Microsoft.AnalysisServices.AdomdClient.dll) is required to create a SfPivotGrid control. +I> ADOMD.NET assembly (Microsoft.AnalysisServices.AdomdClient.dll) is required to create a Pivot Grid control. The above assembly can be obtained only after installing the following setup files. **SQLSERVER2008_ASADOMD10.msi** and **SQLSERVER2008_ASOLEDB10.msi** These setup files can be downloaded at [Microsoft download center](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=44277). diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Grid-Layout.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Grid-Layout.md index 27dd27bc..d018b87e 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Grid-Layout.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Grid-Layout.md @@ -9,9 +9,9 @@ documentation: ug # Grid Layout in UWP Pivot Grid -The position of summary cells in the SfPivotGrid can be customized with the help of `Layout` property. It can be positioned at the top or bottom of each parent member. +The position of summary cells in the Pivot Grid can be customized with the help of `Layout` property. It can be positioned at the top or bottom of each parent member. -The following are the five different kinds of layouts supported by the SfPivotGrid: +The following are the five different kinds of layouts supported by the Pivot Grid: * Normal layout. * Excel-like layout. @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ The following are the five different kinds of layouts supported by the SfPivotGr **Normal layout** -Normal layout is the default layout of SfPivotGrid, in which the summary cells are positioned at the bottom of value cells. Refer to the following code snippet to customize the grid layout. +Normal layout is the default layout of Pivot Grid, in which the summary cells are positioned at the bottom of value cells. Refer to the following code snippet to customize the grid layout. {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Member-Properties.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Member-Properties.md index 8fc96e67..3f934367 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Member-Properties.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Member-Properties.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Member Properties in UWP Pivot Grid -The SfPivotGrid allows binding of members along with their properties. Member properties cover the basic information about each member in each tuple. This basic information includes the member name, parent level, number of children, and so on. Member properties are available for all members at a given level. +The Pivot Grid allows binding of members along with their properties. Member properties cover the basic information about each member in each tuple. This basic information includes the member name, parent level, number of children, and so on. Member properties are available for all members at a given level. To display the member properties along with the dimension member, the OLAP report requires member properties defined in the concerned dimension element. The grid layout should be set to “ExcelLikeLayoutWithMemberProperties” as specified in the following code snippet. diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Paging.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Paging.md index 476f588a..02578b75 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Paging.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/OLAP/Paging.md @@ -9,13 +9,13 @@ documentation: ug # Paging in UWP Pivot Grid -The SfPivotGrid supports loading and rendering the large amount of data without any performance constraint. The following code snippet illustrates the paging using the current OLAP report. +The Pivot Grid supports loading and rendering the large amount of data without any performance constraint. The following code snippet illustrates the paging using the current OLAP report. -The SfPivotPager (custom control) is included and bound with the "OlapDataManager" of the respective SfPivotGrid. To enable paging, set the `EnablePaging` property of "OlapDataManager" to true. +The SfPivotPager (custom control) is included and bound with the "OlapDataManager" of the respective Pivot Grid. To enable paging, set the `EnablePaging` property of "OlapDataManager" to true. When you process a large CellSet, it is split into several segments and each segment is assigned and rendered in a separate page. You can navigate back and forth in all possible ways by using the UI options, and you can change the page size and page number dynamically with the help of settings available in the SfPivotPager. -N> The assembly **Syncfusion.SfPivotShared.UWP** should be included from the installed location to add the SfPivotPager with SfPivotGrid. You can also get the assemblies by browsing the default assembly location i.e., {System Drive}:\Program Files (x86)\Syncfusion\Essential Studio\\Assemblies for Universal Windows\10.0\ +N> The assembly **Syncfusion.SfPivotShared.UWP** should be included from the installed location to add the SfPivotPager with Pivot Grid. You can also get the assemblies by browsing the default assembly location i.e., {System Drive}:\Program Files (x86)\Syncfusion\Essential Studio\\Assemblies for Universal Windows\10.0\ {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Overview.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Overview.md index e8a084a0..4d719bb7 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Overview.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Overview.md @@ -9,11 +9,11 @@ documentation: ug # About Syncfusion® UWP Pivot Grid Control -The SfPivotGrid control is an easily configurable presentation-quality business control that summarizes data from OLAP and relational data sources with rich customization and represents it in a cross-tabulated form. It allows users to create multi-dimensional views for analysis and satisfies business users need. +The Pivot Grid control is an easily configurable presentation-quality business control that summarizes data from OLAP and relational data sources with rich customization and represents it in a cross-tabulated form. It allows users to create multi-dimensional views for analysis and satisfies business users need. ## Key features -The key features of the SfPivotGrid control are listed as follows: +The key features of the Pivot Grid control are listed as follows: * **Data source**: Supports data binding with OLAP data source such as Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) and XML/A and relational data source such as IList, IEnumerable, etc. * **OLAP**: Supports OLAP DB related features such as KPI, named Sets, member properties etc. @@ -23,5 +23,5 @@ The key features of the SfPivotGrid control are listed as follows: * **Hyperlink**: Allows hyperlinking of cells to retrieve a detailed information about a particular cell. * **Cell templates**: Customizes the headers by applying the styles using the data templates. * **Conditional formatting**: Defines certain conditions, format cell's font, color, and border settings. -* **Exporting**: Allows you to export the SfPivotGrid control into various formats such as PDF, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft Excel formats. +* **Exporting**: Allows you to export the Pivot Grid control into various formats such as PDF, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft Excel formats. * **Tooltip**: Displays row and column values of respective grid cells on mouse hovering. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Display-Options.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Display-Options.md index 6b3387e8..4c13d7cc 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Display-Options.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Display-Options.md @@ -9,11 +9,11 @@ documentation: ug # Display Options in UWP Pivot Grid -The SfPivotGrid control provides support for PivotComputationInfo to display calculation values in preferred areas of the SfPivotGrid with the help of `DisplayOption` property. The following are the different types of display options available in the SfPivotGrid. +The Pivot Grid control provides support for PivotComputationInfo to display calculation values in preferred areas of the control with the help of `DisplayOption` property. The following are the different types of display options available in the Pivot Grid. **All option** -This option displays all the calculation values in all columns of the SfPivotGrid. Refer to the following code snippet. +This option displays all the calculation values in all columns of the Pivot Grid. Refer to the following code snippet. {% tabs %} @@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ pivotGrid.PivotCalculations(0).DisplayOption = DisplayOption.All **Summary option** -The summary option is used to display only the calculation values in summary columns of the SfPivotGrid. +The summary option is used to display only the calculation values in summary columns of the Pivot Grid. {% tabs %} @@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ pivotGrid.PivotCalculations(0).DisplayOption = DisplayOption.Summary **Calculations option** -The calculation option displays only the calculation values in value columns other than summary and grand total values of the SfPivotGrid. +The calculation option displays only the calculation values in value columns other than summary and grand total values of the Pivot Grid. {% tabs %} @@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ pivotGrid.PivotCalculations(0).DisplayOption = DisplayOption.Calculations **GrandTotal option** -The grand total option is used to display only the calculation values in grand total columns of the SfPivotGrid. +The grand total option is used to display only the calculation values in grand total columns of the Pivot Grid. {% tabs %} @@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ pivotGrid.PivotCalculations(0).DisplayOption = DisplayOption.GrandTotal **None option** -This option hides all the calculation values in all columns of the SfPivotGrid. +This option hides all the calculation values in all columns of the Pivot Grid. {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Excel-Like-Filtering-Sorting.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Excel-Like-Filtering-Sorting.md index 46660fa5..f156de15 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Excel-Like-Filtering-Sorting.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Excel-Like-Filtering-Sorting.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Excel-Like Filtering and Sorting in UWP Pivot Grid -The SfPivotGrid control supports Excel-like filtering and sorting applied to a pivot item. You can enable or disable the Excel-like sorting and filtering support by setting the `AllowMultiFunctionalSortFilter` property in the SfPivotGrid. +The Pivot Grid control supports Excel-like filtering and sorting applied to a pivot item. You can enable or disable the Excel-like sorting and filtering support by setting the `AllowMultiFunctionalSortFilter` property in the Pivot Grid. Refer to the following code snippet to enable Excel-like filtering and sorting. @@ -55,11 +55,11 @@ It is used to sort the corresponding pivot item based on the grand total of the **Clear filters** -It is used to clear all the filter changes applied to the corresponding pivot item and bring back the SfPivotGrid to normal state. +It is used to clear all the filter changes applied to the corresponding pivot item and bring back the Pivot Grid to normal state. **Label filters** -It is used to filter the SfPivotGrid based on the labels of pivot item field and it can be achieved by using various options listed below: +It is used to filter the Pivot Grid based on the labels of pivot item field and it can be achieved by using various options listed below: * Equals. * Does not equal. @@ -82,11 +82,11 @@ _Label Filter pop-up for filtering "Canada" in Country_ ![Filtered-PivotGrid-by-using-label-filter](Excel-Like-Filtering-Sorting_images/Filtered-PivotGrid-by-using-label-filter.png) -_SfPivotGrid applied with Label Filter_ +_Pivot Grid applied with Label Filter_ **Value filters** -It is used to filter the SfPivotGrid based on the values of pivot item field and it can be achieved by using various options listed below: +It is used to filter the Pivot Grid based on the values of pivot item field and it can be achieved by using various options listed below: * Equals. * Does not equal. @@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ _Value Filter pop-up for filtering "Canada" using its Quantity value "409"_ ![Filtered-PivotGrid-by-using-value-filter](Excel-Like-Filtering-Sorting_images/Filtered-PivotGrid-by-using-value-filter.png) -_SfPivotGrid applied with Value Filter_ +_Pivot Grid applied with Value Filter_ A demo sample is available in the following location. diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Filtering.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Filtering.md index a4e2d9c5..1cfcb0e1 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Filtering.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Filtering.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Filtering in UWP Pivot Grid -Filtering support displays only a subset of data that meets the specific criteria. You can specify and hide the data that you do not want to display. Filters are automatically reapplied every time when the SfPivotGrid is refreshed or updated until you remove those filters. In SfPivotGrid, filters are additive, which means that each additional filter is based on the current filter and further it reduces the subset of data. You can apply 'n' number of filtering conditions to the SfPivotGrid at a time. To apply filter, an instance of **FilterExpression** has to be created and the data will be filtered based on that specification. +Filtering support displays only a subset of data that meets the specific criteria. You can specify and hide the data that you do not want to display. Filters are automatically reapplied every time when the Pivot Grid is refreshed or updated until you remove those filters. In Pivot Grid, filters are additive, which means that each additional filter is based on the current filter and further it reduces the subset of data. You can apply 'n' number of filtering conditions to the control at a time. To apply filter, an instance of **FilterExpression** has to be created and the data will be filtered based on that specification. ## Filtering using filter expression @@ -65,6 +65,6 @@ PivotGrid1.Filters.Add(filterExpression) ## Filtering using filter editor -Filtering can also be applied to the SfPivotGrid control at runtime with the help of **Filter Editor**. The filter editor can be opened by clicking the filter icon present in the grouping bar item. The filter editor contains the filter list through which the items can be unchecked to apply filter dynamically. For unchecked items, a FilterExpression is internally created to apply filtering on the SfPivotGrid control. +Filtering can also be applied to the Pivot Grid control at runtime with the help of **Filter Editor**. The filter editor can be opened by clicking the filter icon present in the grouping bar item. The filter editor contains the filter list through which the items can be unchecked to apply filter dynamically. For unchecked items, a FilterExpression is internally created to apply filtering on the Pivot Grid control. ![PivotGrid_with_FilterEditor](Filtering_images/PivotGrid_with_FilterEditor.png) diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Getting-Started.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Getting-Started.md index 8858aa5c..9d495358 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Getting-Started.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Getting-Started.md @@ -12,17 +12,17 @@ documentation: ug >**Important** Starting with v16.2.0.x, if you refer to Syncfusion assemblies from trial setup or from the NuGet feed, include a license key in your projects. Refer to this [link](https://help.syncfusion.com/common/essential-studio/licensing/license-key) to learn about registering Syncfusion license key in your UWP application to use the components. -This section explains the steps required to create a simple SfPivotGrid control bound to relational data source such as IList, IEnumerable, etc. +This section explains the steps required to create a simple Pivot Grid control bound to relational data source such as IList, IEnumerable, etc. -## Initializing SfPivotGrid control +## Initializing Pivot Grid control Open Visual Studio IDE and select **File > New > Project** to open the new project dialog. -Select **Installed > Templates > Visual C# > Windows > Universal > Blank APP(Universal Windows)** to create a new UWP application and name the project as "SfPivotGridDemo". +Select **Installed > Templates > Visual C# > Windows > Universal > Blank APP(Universal Windows)** to create a new UWP application and name the project as "Pivot GridDemo". The target version/minimum version dialog appears, in which change the target version of the application as **"Windows 10 (10.0; Build 10240)".** -The SfPivotGrid control can be initialized and added to the application through any of the following ways: +The Pivot Grid control can be initialized and added to the application through any of the following ways: 1. Through designer. 2. Through XAML. @@ -32,15 +32,15 @@ The SfPivotGrid control can be initialized and added to the application through Double-click the MainPage.xaml from the solution explorer to open it in the design view. -Click the toolbox and drag the **SfPivotGrid** control from the “Syncfusion Controls for UWP XAML” group to drop it on the middle of the design canvas. +Click the toolbox and drag the **Pivot Grid** control from the “Syncfusion Controls for UWP XAML” group to drop it on the middle of the design canvas. -The SfPivotGrid control will be added to the designer as follows: +The Pivot Grid control will be added to the designer as follows: ![GettingStarted_Designer](Getting-Started_images/Designer.png) ### Adding control through XAML -The SfPivotGrid control can be added to the project by referring assemblies or SDK as described below: +The Pivot Grid control can be added to the project by referring assemblies or SDK as described below: **Assembly reference** @@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ xmlns:PivotGrid="using:Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotGrid" {% endtabs %} -Then, add the SfPivotGrid control to the grid by using the specified namespace as specified in the following code snippet. +Then, add the Pivot Grid control to the grid by using the specified namespace as specified in the following code snippet. {% tabs %} @@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ Then, add the SfPivotGrid control to the grid by using the specified namespace a ### Adding control through code-behind -The SfPivotGrid control can be added to the project by referring assemblies or SDK. +The Pivot Grid control can be added to the project by referring assemblies or SDK. **Assembly reference** @@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ After adding the required reference, open the *MainPage.xaml* file and name the {% endtabs %} -Open the *MainPage.xaml.cs* file and include the namespace "Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotGrid". Then, initialize the SfPivotGrid control in the constructor and add it to the grid as illustrated below. +Open the *MainPage.xaml.cs* file and include the namespace "Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotGrid". Then, initialize the Pivot Grid control in the constructor and add it to the grid as illustrated below. {% tabs %} @@ -201,13 +201,13 @@ End Namespace {% endtabs %} -## Binding relational data to SfPivotGrid control +## Binding relational data to Pivot Grid control ### Creating relational data through view model -After initializing the SfPivotGrid control, right-click the project in the solution explorer and select **Add > New Item... > Class** to create a new class file. Then, name the class as *ProductSalesViewModel* and click **OK**. +After initializing the Pivot Grid control, right-click the project in the solution explorer and select **Add > New Item... > Class** to create a new class file. Then, name the class as *ProductSalesViewModel* and click **OK**. -The following code snippet illustrates how to define the relational data for the SfPivotGrid. +The following code snippet illustrates how to define the relational data for the Pivot Grid. {% tabs %} @@ -336,16 +336,16 @@ End Namespace {% endtabs %} -### Defining item source, pivot columns, pivot rows, and pivot calculations for SfPivotGrid control +### Defining item source, pivot columns, pivot rows, and pivot calculations for Pivot Grid control -Relational data can be bound to SfPivotGrid control by using the `ItemSource` property through any of the following ways: +Relational data can be bound to Pivot Grid control by using the `ItemSource` property through any of the following ways: * Through XAML. * Through code-behind. **Through XAML** -The relational data mentioned in the *ProductSalesViewModel* is bound to SfPivotGrid control with the help of `DataContext`. In addition to this, `PivotColumns`, `PivotRows`, and `PivotCalculations` should be assigned to the SfPivotGrid for populating the data. +The relational data mentioned in the *ProductSalesViewModel* is bound to Pivot Grid control with the help of `DataContext`. In addition to this, `PivotColumns`, `PivotRows`, and `PivotCalculations` should be assigned to the Pivot Grid for populating the data. {% tabs %} @@ -386,7 +386,7 @@ The relational data mentioned in the *ProductSalesViewModel* is bound to SfPivot **Through code-behind** -The following code snippet illustrates how to bind the data to SfPivotGrid control in code-behind. +The following code snippet illustrates how to bind the data to Pivot Grid control in code-behind. {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Grid-Layout.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Grid-Layout.md index e99ec3b9..8ef26d3e 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Grid-Layout.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Grid-Layout.md @@ -9,16 +9,16 @@ documentation: ug # Grid Layout in UWP Pivot Grid -The position of summary cells in the SfPivotGrid can be customized with the help of `GridLayout` property. It can be positioned at the top or bottom of value cells. +The position of summary cells in the Pivot Grid can be customized with the help of `GridLayout` property. It can be positioned at the top or bottom of value cells. -The following are the two different types of layouts supported by the SfPivotGrid: +The following are the two different types of layouts supported by the Pivot Grid: * Normal layout * Top summary layout **Normal layout** -The normal layout is the default layout of SfPivotGrid, in which the summary cells are positioned at the bottom of value cells. Refer to the following code snippet to customize the grid layout. +The normal layout is the default layout of Pivot Grid, in which the summary cells are positioned at the bottom of value cells. Refer to the following code snippet to customize the grid layout. {% tabs %} @@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ Me.PivotGrid1.GridLayout = GridLayout.Normal **Top summary layout** -In top summary layout, the summary cells are positioned at the beginning of value cells. The following code snippet illustrates how to set the top summary layout in the SfPivotGrid. +In top summary layout, the summary cells are positioned at the beginning of value cells. The following code snippet illustrates how to set the top summary layout in the Pivot Grid. {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Serialization-and-Deserialization.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Serialization-and-Deserialization.md index b7a4aad6..efe2ffda 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Serialization-and-Deserialization.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Serialization-and-Deserialization.md @@ -9,15 +9,15 @@ documentation: ug # Serialization and Deserialization in UWP Pivot Grid -This support allows you to serialize and deserialize the settings of SfPivotGrid control using [DataContractSerializer](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-in/library/system.runtime.serialization.datacontractserializer.aspx). +This support allows you to serialize and deserialize the settings of Pivot Grid control using [DataContractSerializer](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-in/library/system.runtime.serialization.datacontractserializer.aspx). ## Serialization -Serialization allows you to save the settings of SfPivotGrid by using the `Serialize` method of the SfPivotGrid. It exports the current SfPivotGrid control settings to an XML file and it can be done with the help of one of the following methods. +Serialization allows you to save the settings of Pivot Grid by using the `Serialize` method of the control. It exports the current Pivot Grid control settings to an XML file and it can be done with the help of one of the following methods. ### Serialize using FileSavePicker -It allows you to save the settings of SfPivotGrid control to the desired location in _*.xml_ format by using the `Serialize` method. Refer to the following code snippet. +It allows you to save the settings of Pivot Grid control to the desired location in _*.xml_ format by using the `Serialize` method. Refer to the following code snippet. {% tabs %} @@ -35,13 +35,13 @@ Me.pivotGrid.Serialize() {% endtabs %} -Now, the SfPivotGrid control will be serialized in XML file as follows. +Now, the Pivot Grid control will be serialized in XML file as follows. ![Serialized-PivotGrid](Serialization-and-Deserialization_images/Serialized-PivotGrid.png) ### Serialize using stream -It allows you to save the SfPivotGrid control's settings with the help of `Serialize` method by passing the stream as parameter. +It allows you to save the Pivot Grid control's settings with the help of `Serialize` method by passing the stream as parameter. {% tabs %} @@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ Me.pivotGrid.Serialize(stream) ### Serialize using storage file -It allows you to save the SfPivotGrid control's settings with the help of `Serialize` method by passing the storage file as parameter. +It allows you to save the Pivot Grid control's settings with the help of `Serialize` method by passing the storage file as parameter. {% tabs %} @@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ Me.pivotGrid.Serialize(storageFile) ### Serialize to XML string -It allows you to save the settings of SfPivotGrid control into an XML string using the `SerializeToXml` method. +It allows you to save the settings of Pivot Grid control into an XML string using the `SerializeToXml` method. {% tabs %} @@ -113,11 +113,11 @@ Private serializedPivotGrid As String = Me.pivotGrid.SerializeToXml() ## Deserialization -Deserialization allows you to load the settings of SfPivotGrid by using the `Deserialize` method of the SfPivotGrid. It reconstructs the SfPivotGrid control based on the settings stored in the XML file and it can be done with the help of one of the following methods. +Deserialization allows you to load the settings of Pivot Grid by using the `Deserialize` method of the control. It reconstructs the Pivot Grid control based on the settings stored in the XML file and it can be done with the help of one of the following methods. ### Deserialize using FileSavePicker -It allows you to reload the SfPivotGrid control with the settings available in the _*.xml_ file. This can be achieved by using the `Deserialize` method. +It allows you to reload the Pivot Grid control with the settings available in the _*.xml_ file. This can be achieved by using the `Deserialize` method. {% tabs %} @@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ Me.pivotGrid.Deserialize() ### Deserialize using stream -It allows you to reload the SfPivotGrid control with the settings available in the stream. This can be achieved with the help of `Deserialize` method by passing the stream as parameter. +It allows you to reload the Pivot Grid control with the settings available in the stream. This can be achieved with the help of `Deserialize` method by passing the stream as parameter. {% tabs %} @@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ Me.pivotGrid.Deserialize(stream) ### Deserialize using storage file -It allows you to reload the SfPivotGrid control with the settings available in the storage file. This can be achieved with the help of `Deserialize` method by passing the storage file as parameter. +It allows you to reload the Pivot Grid control with the settings available in the storage file. This can be achieved with the help of `Deserialize` method by passing the storage file as parameter. {% tabs %} @@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ Me.pivotGrid.Deserialize(storageFile) ### Deserialize from XML string -It allows you to reload the SfPivotGrid with the settings available in the XML string. This can be achieved with the help of `Deserialize` method by passing the XML string as parameter. +It allows you to reload the Pivot Grid with the settings available in the XML string. This can be achieved with the help of `Deserialize` method by passing the XML string as parameter. {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Sorting.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Sorting.md index 873491ef..62242e13 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Sorting.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/Sorting.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Sorting in UWP Pivot Grid -Sorting enables you to quickly visualize and understand your data better. Ultimately, it allows you to organize and find the data by which you can make more effective decisions. By default, the SfPivotGrid holds built-in comparers for all data types so that it will populate the data in ascending/descending order based on its data type. You can also define own custom comparer to view the data. +Sorting enables you to quickly visualize and understand your data better. Ultimately, it allows you to organize and find the data by which you can make more effective decisions. By default, the Pivot Grid holds built-in comparers for all data types so that it will populate the data in ascending/descending order based on its data type. You can also define own custom comparer to view the data. **Sorting using custom comparer** @@ -78,17 +78,17 @@ PivotGrid1.PivotRows(0).Comparer = New ReverseOrderComparer() ![Not-Sorted-PivotGrid](Sorting_images/Not-Sorted-PivotGrid.png) -_SfPivotGrid without ReverseOrderComparer_ +_Pivot Grid without ReverseOrderComparer_ ![Sorted-PivotGrid](Sorting_images/Sorted-PivotGrid.png) -_SfPivotGrid with ReverseOrderComparer_ +_Pivot Grid with ReverseOrderComparer_ ## Sorting using values -The SfPivotGrid supports sorting based on value fields. The sorting order such as ascending or descending can be specified with the help of `SortDirection` property and the way of sorting is differentiated by using the `SortOption` property. +The Pivot Grid supports sorting based on value fields. The sorting order such as ascending or descending can be specified with the help of `SortDirection` property and the way of sorting is differentiated by using the `SortOption` property. -The following are the different kinds of sorting options available in the SfPivotGrid: +The following are the different kinds of sorting options available in the Pivot Grid: * Sort all columns. * Sort all columns other than total and grand total columns. @@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ The following are the different kinds of sorting options available in the SfPivo **Sorting all columns** -The `All` option allows you to sort all value columns of the SfPivotGrid. +The `All` option allows you to sort all value columns of the Pivot Grid. {% tabs %} @@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ PivotGrid1.SortOption = SortOption.All **Sorting all columns except total and grandTotal columns** -The `ColumnSorting` option is used to enable sorting for all value columns other than the sub total and grand total columns of the SfPivotGrid. +The `ColumnSorting` option is used to enable sorting for all value columns other than the sub total and grand total columns of the Pivot Grid. {% tabs %} @@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ PivotGrid1.SortOption = SortOption.ColumnSorting **Sorting only total columns** -The `TotalSorting` option is used to enable sorting only for sub-total columns of the SfPivotGrid. +The `TotalSorting` option is used to enable sorting only for sub-total columns of the Pivot Grid. {% tabs %} @@ -182,7 +182,7 @@ PivotGrid1.SortOption = SortOption.TotalSorting **Sorting only grand total columns** -The `GrandTotalSorting` option is used to enable sorting only for grand total columns of the SfPivotGrid. +The `GrandTotalSorting` option is used to enable sorting only for grand total columns of the Pivot Grid. {% tabs %} @@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ PivotGrid1.SortOption = SortOption.GrandTotalSorting **Disable sorting** -**None** is the default option that disables sorting on all value columns of the SfPivotGrid. +**None** is the default option that disables sorting on all value columns of the Pivot Grid. {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/State-Persistence.md b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/State-Persistence.md index c7027102..64800e1d 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/State-Persistence.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Grid/Relational/State-Persistence.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # State Persistence in UWP Pivot Grid -The SfPivotGrid supports maintaining the collapsed and expanded state of the corresponding pivot item when it gets changed. This can be achieved by enabling the `StatePersistenceEnabled` property in the SfPivotGrid control. Refer to the following code snippet to enable the state persistence. +The Pivot Grid supports maintaining the collapsed and expanded state of the corresponding pivot item when it gets changed. This can be achieved by enabling the `StatePersistenceEnabled` property in the Pivot Grid control. Refer to the following code snippet to enable the state persistence. {% tabs %} @@ -35,8 +35,8 @@ PivotGrid1.StatePersistenceEnabled = True ![PivotGrid-with-state-persistence-enabled](State-Persistence_images/PivotGrid-with-state-persistence-enabled.png) -_SfPivotGrid with collapsed "Canada"_ +_Pivot Grid with collapsed "Canada"_ ![PivotGrid-with-state-persistence-enabled1](State-Persistence_images/PivotGrid-with-state-persistence-enabled1.png) -_SfPivotGrid maintaining collapsed state of "Canada" after pivot change_ +_Pivot Grid maintaining collapsed state of "Canada" after pivot change_