Hi,
Yes the DataGrid uses data virtualization. If the source you are using is a DataGridVirtualizingCollectionView, data virtualization will be enabled. But if your source is a List or an ObservableCollection, the data virtualization won't be enabled since all the data is the source of the dataGrid.
The DataGrid included in the toolkit doesn't support filtering. It is a downgraded version of the Xceed WPF DataGrid. This Xceed WPF DataGrid supports filtering and many others features like :
-Master/detail
-Filter row
-Insertion row
-Auto-filter popup
-Card view
-3D view
-Stat rows and summary rows
-Print/preview
-Exporting (such as export to Excel)
-Column chooser
-Column splitter (this can still be performed programmatically)
-Persist user settings
-Merged column headers
-Themes
-Design-Time support
http://xceed.com/Grid_WPF_Features.html.
Yes the DataGrid uses data virtualization. If the source you are using is a DataGridVirtualizingCollectionView, data virtualization will be enabled. But if your source is a List or an ObservableCollection, the data virtualization won't be enabled since all the data is the source of the dataGrid.
The DataGrid included in the toolkit doesn't support filtering. It is a downgraded version of the Xceed WPF DataGrid. This Xceed WPF DataGrid supports filtering and many others features like :
-Master/detail
-Filter row
-Insertion row
-Auto-filter popup
-Card view
-3D view
-Stat rows and summary rows
-Print/preview
-Exporting (such as export to Excel)
-Column chooser
-Column splitter (this can still be performed programmatically)
-Persist user settings
-Merged column headers
-Themes
-Design-Time support
http://xceed.com/Grid_WPF_Features.html.