TreeList. How to make the columns to the right of the column that expands retain their width?
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Treelist has 6 columns.
When I use the mouse to increase the width of the column number "1", all the columns to the right of the column "1" decrease their width.
In other words, if you expand a column, the remaining columns on the right are narrowed.
How to make the columns to the right of the column that expands retain their width?
c# winforms devexpress
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Treelist has 6 columns.
When I use the mouse to increase the width of the column number "1", all the columns to the right of the column "1" decrease their width.
In other words, if you expand a column, the remaining columns on the right are narrowed.
How to make the columns to the right of the column that expands retain their width?
c# winforms devexpress
asked Nov 11 at 13:08
eusataf
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up vote
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Treelist has 6 columns.
When I use the mouse to increase the width of the column number "1", all the columns to the right of the column "1" decrease their width.
In other words, if you expand a column, the remaining columns on the right are narrowed.
How to make the columns to the right of the column that expands retain their width?
c# winforms devexpress
asked Nov 11 at 13:08
eusataf
107
Treelist has 6 columns.
When I use the mouse to increase the width of the column number "1", all the columns to the right of the column "1" decrease their width.
In other words, if you expand a column, the remaining columns on the right are narrowed.
How to make the columns to the right of the column that expands retain their width?
c# winforms devexpress
c# winforms devexpress
asked Nov 11 at 13:08
eusataf
107
asked Nov 11 at 13:08
eusataf
107
asked Nov 11 at 13:08
eusataf
107
asked Nov 11 at 13:08
eusataf
107
asked Nov 11 at 13:08
eusataf
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Seems you don't want to auto resize of the columns? You can set the following options to restrict auto resize of the columns
treeList1.OptionsView.AutoWidth=false
answered Nov 12 at 3:54
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Seems you don't want to auto resize of the columns? You can set the following options to restrict auto resize of the columns
treeList1.OptionsView.AutoWidth=false
answered Nov 12 at 3:54
Baskar John
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1
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Seems you don't want to auto resize of the columns? You can set the following options to restrict auto resize of the columns
treeList1.OptionsView.AutoWidth=false
answered Nov 12 at 3:54
Baskar John
67647
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up vote
1
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Seems you don't want to auto resize of the columns? You can set the following options to restrict auto resize of the columns
treeList1.OptionsView.AutoWidth=false
answered Nov 12 at 3:54
Baskar John
67647
Seems you don't want to auto resize of the columns? You can set the following options to restrict auto resize of the columns
treeList1.OptionsView.AutoWidth=false
answered Nov 12 at 3:54
Baskar John
67647
answered Nov 12 at 3:54
Baskar John
67647
answered Nov 12 at 3:54
Baskar John
67647
answered Nov 12 at 3:54
Baskar John
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67647
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