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  • PivotGridFieldOptionsEx.ShowExpressionEditorMenu Property

    Gets or sets whether a user can open the Expression Editor dialog for the current field in the context menu.

    Namespace: DevExpress.XtraPivotGrid

    Assembly: DevExpress.XtraPivotGrid.v25.1.dll

    NuGet Package: DevExpress.Win.PivotGrid

    Declaration

    [DefaultValue(false)]
    public virtual bool ShowExpressionEditorMenu { get; set; }

    Property Value

    Type Default Description
    Boolean false

    true if a user can open the Expression Editor dialog for the current field in a context menu; otherwise, false.

    Property Paths

    You can access this nested property as listed below:

    Object Type Path to ShowExpressionEditorMenu
    PivotGridField
    .Options .ShowExpressionEditorMenu

    Remarks

    Pivot Grid allows you to create calculated fields. They do not obtain their values from fields in the data source. Instead, you specify a binding expression. The expression can be a formula or an aggregate function. You can use the following classes to create a calculated field:

    You can allow users to edit or create new custom expressions in the Expression Editor at runtime. To accomplish this, set the ShowExpressionEditorMenu property to true to add the Expression Editor command to the field’s context menu or call the ShowExpressionEditor method to invoke the Expression Editor.

    Use the PivotGridOptionsBehavior.ExpressionEditorMode property to specify the Expression Editor’s version.

    Note

    You cannot use the Expression Editor dialog in OLAP mode.

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