I have a MSHFlexgrid with 16 columns.
Due to width of the form I can not display all 16 columns without the user having to scroll across.
The last 10 columns allow the user to key values into the flexgrid using a floating textbox.
The first 6 columns are for user information only.
I would like to be able to split the flexgrid so the last 10 columns are fixed and the first 6 are scrollable - similar to Freeze Panes or Split feature in Excel.
Is it possible to do this with a FlexGrid?
One option I thought of is to have 2 FlexGrids. How would I keep the rows synchronised - i.e. if the user scrolls down to a row in one flexgrid it automatically scrolls down to the matching row in the other flexgrid.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Due to width of the form I can not display all 16 columns without the user having to scroll across.
The last 10 columns allow the user to key values into the flexgrid using a floating textbox.
The first 6 columns are for user information only.
I would like to be able to split the flexgrid so the last 10 columns are fixed and the first 6 are scrollable - similar to Freeze Panes or Split feature in Excel.
Is it possible to do this with a FlexGrid?
One option I thought of is to have 2 FlexGrids. How would I keep the rows synchronised - i.e. if the user scrolls down to a row in one flexgrid it automatically scrolls down to the matching row in the other flexgrid.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.