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ASP.NET MVC Grid Multi-Column Headers

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Description

The Telerik UI for ASP.NET MVC Grid supports a multi-column header functionality, which renders the column headers in a tree-like structure where the user can group one or more columns together by a common header.

This demo shows how to specify column groups which incorporate inner-column structures—the Contact Info and Location columns have nested columns which are defined trough the Column Builder through the columns.Group(group => group.Title"Contact Info").Columns(col => { col.Bound(x => x.ContactTitle).Width(200);})); configuration. In addition, operations like sorting and filtering are supported on each column level, regardless of the chosen multi-header pattern.

For more information about the multi-column header functionality, refer to the official Telerik UI for ASP.NET MVC Data Grid product documentation on implementing column headers.

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