References to the System and assemblies. The CellFormatting event of the control must be associated with the event handler method shown in the example. With Me.dataGridView1.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(e.ColumnIndex)Ī DataGridView control named dataGridView1 that contains a column named Rating for displaying string values of one through four asterisk ("*") symbols. If e.ColumnIndex = Me.dataGridView1.Columns("Rating").Index _ Sub dataGridView1_CellFormatting(ByVal sender As Object, _īyVal e As DataGridViewCellFormattingEventArgs) _ ' Sets the ToolTip text for cells in the Rating column. Void dataGridView1_CellFormatting(object sender, Sets the ToolTip text for cells in the Rating column. If ( (e->ColumnIndex = this->dataGridView1->Columns->Index) Void dataGridView1_CellFormatting(Object^ /*sender*/,
#TOOLTIP WINDOWS GRID KEYGEN#
Set the DataGridViewCell.ToolTipText property. You can also disable the display of cell-level ToolTips by setting the DataGridView.ShowCellToolTips property to false. For example, if you have a row that displays status icons, you may want to provide text explanations using ToolTips. This is useful to display to users additional information about a cell or to provide to users an alternate description of the cell contents. You can override this behavior, however, to set ToolTip-text values for individual cells. This seems to be by design – as the tooltip provides context specific information (Skype for Business calls) – but again can be the cause of some confusion.By default, ToolTips are used to display the values of DataGridView cells that are too small to show their entire contents. Below is an example of the ‘Main Phone’ field on an account, where the tooltip information is different depending on where the mouse is hovered. An Additional Quirkįor some types of fields, the tooltip information displayed will also be different depending on the location of the tooltip in the cell. Note that if the mouse is hovered anywhere over the green area, the tooltip displayed will be the count of records, not the information contained within the cell. Below is an example from Chrome’s element inspector which displays the area of the padding. This is possibly due to the margin area of the borders being larger than you might reasonably expect. This leads to occasional times when instead of being presented with the expected information, the user may be presented with the total count of rows in a grid, which can lead to confusion. From a brief play around, the area which this happens seems to be larger when using Google Chrome also, as opposed to Internet Explorer. The margins for grids in Dynamics 365 allows the information contained within to be displayed without clutter/interference from other cells, but also due to this, the area which triggers the tooltip for the cell is small – and can be approximately the height of the text contained within the cell.
When hovering over the borders of a cell in a grid, the tooltip has no particular cell to get information from, and so just gives a count of the records in the grid.
Generally, when using grids in Microsoft Dynamics 365, a user will hover over the cell of a grid to try get more information from a field – which is particularly helpful when column widths truncate fields.Ī user may occasionally encounter a situation where the information in a cell is not displayed in the tooltip, and instead the count of the records in a view is displayed.
Grids are used almost everywhere in Microsoft Dynamics 365, from the main entity view, to associated grids on forms. Getting Wrong Tooltip Information for Subgrids in Microsoft Dynamics 365
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