What is the best Controls - DataGridView - For Windows From ?

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Hi All,

Please Let me know the best wind forms controls which have the best performance and support Right-To-Left languages.

I try Telerik which support Right-To-Left but the performance is not good, and I try Infragisitcs does not support Right-To-Left.

Please help me ASAP to know which controls I will use.
I also need the following features in this controls specially in DataGridView:
1. Good performance.
2. Grouping.
3. Filtering.
4. Sorting.
5. Right To Left direction.

Thank you All

Posted 16-Jun-14 22:52pm

Zeyad Jalil

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gggustafson 17-Jun-14 9:24am

DataGridView has a RightToLeft property. It applies to the whole DataGridView. If you want to limit the RightToLeft to certain columns, see http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/133676/Change-the-RightToLeft-property-of-DataGridView-fo

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2014-06-18T07:59:00

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"Best" is a relative term. I would suggest you download trial copies of various controls and see which one meets your needs the best.

Posted 18-Jun-14 7:59am

ZurdoDev