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    GridView in ASP dotnet need scroll for only a column

    Hi,
    Working on a ASP.NET Application.
    I want the DataGrid to have a scrolling column. Since this column is having a long text string & I need to read the column text.
    Anyone know if this is possible with DataGrid?

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    Re: GridView in ASP dotnet need scroll for only a column

    Well I think you should try this!

    Make the column templated & put the text into div tag having property overflow-y: auto.

    Hope this helps!

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    Re: GridView in ASP dotnet need scroll for only a column

    Well if you want to have a column in a DataGrid with a fixed cell size but you want the text to get displayed. Now do you want user to scroll or automatically let the charecters to move like marquee?
    If you don't want to have any user interface for the same then try this:
    you
    can use the Marquee element control but I don't know how to implement it inside a DataGrid for a column.

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