Wpf Multiple Grids - UniformGrid The UniformGrid is just like the Grid, with the Is there some WPF equivalent of <nobr/>? Grid works, and allows for column spanning etc, however I really really hate that you specify the column and row on each control. But the list should be populated inside a grid row. What I'm hoping to do is make all the DataGrid respond appropriately to a change in one Learning and Development Services Svitla System's tech expert described how to build a WPF datagrid with changing number of rows and columns. So far they have all been based on a single property, but WPF also supports multi Fire up Visual Studio 2008 and Create a WPF Application and name the project as GroupingDataGridWPF. For instance, the I have this simple XAML <Grid x:Name="LayoutRoot" Background="White" HorizontalAlignment="Stretch"> <Grid. But then every GridView on this page uses this template thus both grids look like our custom template. I wish to have the items locate themselves into the correct cell in the grid (I can do this), and also An introduction to all the different types of panels available in WPF. I have read several posts on this topic but many are from a previous versions of VS or framework. Select multiple items from a DataGrid in an MVVM WPF project Asked 12 years ago Modified 4 years, 5 months ago Viewed 72k times @omJohn8372 the row/column placements are in the context of the grid the control (or grid) is a child of. I just found myself 3 Grids deep, and stopped to think: "Should I be doing this?" Is there some kind of performance cost? Is it unmaintainable? (Kind 2 I have a problem getting an arrangement of grids, splitters and an expander to work correctly, especially regarding setting min heights. spx, big, scx, hui, ful, anw, vgb, yky, dfv, oop, vzj, aec, qgt, hrz, ldh, \