PivotGridFieldBase.Width Property

Gets or sets the width of columns that correspond to the current field.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraPivotGrid

Assembly: DevExpress.PivotGrid.v19.2.Core.dll

Declaration

C#

[DefaultValue(100)]
public virtual int Width { get; set; }

VB.NET

<DefaultValue(100)>
Public Overridable Property Width As Integer

Property Value

Type	Default	Description
Int32	100	An integer value specifying the width of columns that correspond to the current field.

Remarks

The Width property effect depends on the area where the current field is located.

• For column fields, the Width property specifies the width of columns that correspond to that field. If field value cells of the current field have nested cells, the Width property is not in effect.
• For row fields, the Width property specifies the width of a column that contains values of the current field.

• For data fields, the Width property effect depends on where data field headers are displayed (defined by the PivotGridOptionsDataField.Area property). If the current field is the only field in the Data Area, and data field headers are not displayed, the Width property is not in effect.

  • If data field headers are displayed as column headers, the Width property specifies the width of corresponding pivot grid columns. If data field headers have nested cells, the Width property is not in effect.
  • If data field headers are displayed as row headers, the Width property is not in effect. In this instance, use the PivotGridOptionsDataField.RowHeaderWidth property to specify the width of data field headers.

The PivotGridFieldBase.MinWidth property defines the minimum possible width for the column. If the Width property value is less than this value, it is automatically changed to PivotGridFieldBase.MinWidth.

To denote a default value of the Width property, use the PivotGridFieldBase.DefaultWidth field.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

how-to-show-the-tabular-data-below-the-chart-e1819/CS/Form1.cs#L69

    PivotGridField rowField = pivot.GetFieldByArea(PivotArea.RowArea, 0);
    columnField.Width = (pivot.ClientSize.Width - rowField.Width - 5) / numberOfYears;
}

Reporting_xrpivotgrid-how-to-implement-the-autoheight-feature-t191103/CS/XtraReport1.cs#L22

string value = e.GetRowCellValue(i).ToString();
SizeF size = gr.MeasureString(value, e.DataField.Appearance.Cell.Font, e.DataField.Width);
int height = Convert.ToInt32(size.Height + 0.5);

VB.NET

how-to-show-the-tabular-data-below-the-chart-e1819/VB/Form1.vb#L70

    Dim rowField As PivotGridField = pivot.GetFieldByArea(PivotArea.RowArea, 0)
    columnField.Width = (pivot.ClientSize.Width - rowField.Width - 5) \ numberOfYears
End Sub

Reporting_xrpivotgrid-how-to-implement-the-autoheight-feature-t191103/VB/XtraReport1.vb#L19

Dim value As String = e.GetRowCellValue(i).ToString()
Dim size As SizeF = gr.MeasureString(value, e.DataField.Appearance.Cell.Font, e.DataField.Width)
Dim height As Integer = Convert.ToInt32(size.Height + 0.5)