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In-Memory Mode

Pivot Grid loads data and processes it on the workstation. You can select the data processing engine (PivotGridOptionsData.DataProcessingEngine) that Pivot Grid uses in this mode: Optimized, Legacy, or LegacyOptimized.

Topics in this section describe how to populate Pivot Grid fields with data when the Pivot Grid uses In-Memory mode.

Optimized Mode

Bind Pivot Grid Fields to Data Columns

Bind Pivot Grid Fields to Calculated Expressions

Bind Pivot Grid Fields to Window Calculations

Legacy and LegacyOptimized
Populate Pivot Grid Fields with Data

Refer to the following topic for more information about In-Memory mode, and its requirements and limitations: In-Memory Mode Overview.