I'm using a PivotGrid to display string values as my Data area value. My first problem was that, because the data value is a string, all cells contained zeros when the pivot is performed. However, I fixed that by changing the column aggregate type to max from sum.
Now, my problem. I have a SQL proc that takes a type parameter and returns a list of possible values for the type. Each 'column' in the pivotgrid is one of these types. I am showing only the string value of the type, but I have the int value (which needs to be passed to the proc) in the grid's datasource as well as a separate field. Now, I can have any number of columns, and would need to be able to edit a cell with a LookUpEdit repository item. The list of values returned for each cell would be dictated by the column I'm busy with. Therefore, I need to dynamically create lookupedits for each cell on the fly, passing the cell's type ID through as a parameter to correctly fill the dropdown.
I'm able to do that, but there is no link between the ID in the lookup and the ID on the grid. When I drop down, I can select a value from the lookup, but I don't know how to bind the value I selected to the specific field in the grid's datasource (the cell's value just switches back to what it was before I dropped down). I think the main problem is that I'm displaying the string value in the data area of the grid and not a numeric value. The users of this screen will need the string value to know what they're doing, and will need to be able to select a new string value from the lookups to edit the underlying table's int value.
I hope this is clear enough. If you need any more detail, please feel free to ask.
Thanks!
You can use
PivotDrillDownDataSource
to get all IDs of grid's data source. Subscribe toPivotGridControl.EditValueChanged
event, update your grid's data source and refreshPivotGridControl
by usingPivotGridControl.RefreshData
method: