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Fabian View Drop Down
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    Posted: 26 April 2006 at 11:41am

Hi

Drag&Drop a row in the ReportControl doesn't work if a column was sorted. Thats OK. But how can the user remove sorting from a column (Ctrl&Click or something else?) to arrange rows individually?

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That could be done only programmatically for now:


.GroupsOrder.DeleteAll ' if needed
.SortOrder.DeleteAll
.Populate


Any suggestions? Is Ctrl+Click the best shortcut for this operation?

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Developer must manually process MOuse event and remove Sort order.
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Hello Serge

I think the best would be a tri-state solution: first click=sort asc., 2. click=sort desc., 3. click=remove sorting, next click =sort asc. and so on. With this solution the user can also remove a column from a sort hierarchy.

Have a nice week-end

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