Bind Columns of SFDataGrid to a ViewModel property in Xamarin Forms











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In UWP I was able to bind the Columns of the SfDataGrid to a property in the ViewModel using this example: https://www.syncfusion.com/kb/7811/how-to-bind-a-column-collection-from-viewmodel



However, following the same approach for SfDataGrid in Xamarin.Forms results in an exception : "System.Exception: SfDataGrid.Columns can't be null".



Is the ViewModel binding of the Columns not supported in Xamarin.Forms? If yes, what alternatives do I have to create the grid using dynamic columns?



Thanks in advance.






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    In UWP I was able to bind the Columns of the SfDataGrid to a property in the ViewModel using this example: https://www.syncfusion.com/kb/7811/how-to-bind-a-column-collection-from-viewmodel



    However, following the same approach for SfDataGrid in Xamarin.Forms results in an exception : "System.Exception: SfDataGrid.Columns can't be null".



    Is the ViewModel binding of the Columns not supported in Xamarin.Forms? If yes, what alternatives do I have to create the grid using dynamic columns?



    Thanks in advance.






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      In UWP I was able to bind the Columns of the SfDataGrid to a property in the ViewModel using this example: https://www.syncfusion.com/kb/7811/how-to-bind-a-column-collection-from-viewmodel



      However, following the same approach for SfDataGrid in Xamarin.Forms results in an exception : "System.Exception: SfDataGrid.Columns can't be null".



      Is the ViewModel binding of the Columns not supported in Xamarin.Forms? If yes, what alternatives do I have to create the grid using dynamic columns?



      Thanks in advance.






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      In UWP I was able to bind the Columns of the SfDataGrid to a property in the ViewModel using this example: https://www.syncfusion.com/kb/7811/how-to-bind-a-column-collection-from-viewmodel



      However, following the same approach for SfDataGrid in Xamarin.Forms results in an exception : "System.Exception: SfDataGrid.Columns can't be null".



      Is the ViewModel binding of the Columns not supported in Xamarin.Forms? If yes, what alternatives do I have to create the grid using dynamic columns?



      Thanks in advance.






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          We have checked your query with “SfDataGrid in Xamarin.Forms results in an exception : "System.Exception: SfDataGrid.Columns can't be null while binding Columns”, and it is working fine from our side. We have prepared a sample for bind columns from view model property and please find the sample from the below link.



          Sample Link: BindingColumns



          Please let us know if this helpful.



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          • Thank you for the sample! I have updated the Syncfusion version from 16.2.0.46 to 16.3.0.29 (the latest one yet), like in the sample, and it worked. Thanks again!
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          Sample Link: BindingColumns



          Please let us know if this helpful.



          Regards



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          • Thank you for the sample! I have updated the Syncfusion version from 16.2.0.46 to 16.3.0.29 (the latest one yet), like in the sample, and it worked. Thanks again!
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          We have checked your query with “SfDataGrid in Xamarin.Forms results in an exception : "System.Exception: SfDataGrid.Columns can't be null while binding Columns”, and it is working fine from our side. We have prepared a sample for bind columns from view model property and please find the sample from the below link.



          Sample Link: BindingColumns



          Please let us know if this helpful.



          Regards



          Vigneshkumar R






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          • Thank you for the sample! I have updated the Syncfusion version from 16.2.0.46 to 16.3.0.29 (the latest one yet), like in the sample, and it worked. Thanks again!
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          Sample Link: BindingColumns



          Please let us know if this helpful.



          Regards



          Vigneshkumar R






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          Thanks for using Syncfusion products.



          We have checked your query with “SfDataGrid in Xamarin.Forms results in an exception : "System.Exception: SfDataGrid.Columns can't be null while binding Columns”, and it is working fine from our side. We have prepared a sample for bind columns from view model property and please find the sample from the below link.



          Sample Link: BindingColumns



          Please let us know if this helpful.



          Regards



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          • Thank you for the sample! I have updated the Syncfusion version from 16.2.0.46 to 16.3.0.29 (the latest one yet), like in the sample, and it worked. Thanks again!
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          • Thank you for the sample! I have updated the Syncfusion version from 16.2.0.46 to 16.3.0.29 (the latest one yet), like in the sample, and it worked. Thanks again!
            – Cosmin
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          Thank you for the sample! I have updated the Syncfusion version from 16.2.0.46 to 16.3.0.29 (the latest one yet), like in the sample, and it worked. Thanks again!
          – Cosmin
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          Thank you for the sample! I have updated the Syncfusion version from 16.2.0.46 to 16.3.0.29 (the latest one yet), like in the sample, and it worked. Thanks again!
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