WPF datagrid combobox with list of objects











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I have a List of Objects



class myObject 

{

  string Name

  string ID

}


Now I want to bind the list into the datagrid combobox, with the name of the objects visible. Currently I solve this with overriding the function ToString() { return Name; }.



Any other ideas?



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    It is unclear what you are asking. If you solved this with overriding, why are you looking for another way then?
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I have a List of Objects



class myObject 

{

  string Name

  string ID

}


Now I want to bind the list into the datagrid combobox, with the name of the objects visible. Currently I solve this with overriding the function ToString() { return Name; }.



Any other ideas?



Best regards,
Martin






c# wpf mvvm







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    It is unclear what you are asking. If you solved this with overriding, why are you looking for another way then?
    – S.Akbari
    Nov 19 at 12:06















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up vote
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I have a List of Objects



class myObject 

{

  string Name

  string ID

}


Now I want to bind the list into the datagrid combobox, with the name of the objects visible. Currently I solve this with overriding the function ToString() { return Name; }.



Any other ideas?



Best regards,
Martin






c# wpf mvvm







share|improve this question













I have a List of Objects



class myObject 

{

  string Name

  string ID

}


Now I want to bind the list into the datagrid combobox, with the name of the objects visible. Currently I solve this with overriding the function ToString() { return Name; }.



Any other ideas?



Best regards,
Martin






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    It is unclear what you are asking. If you solved this with overriding, why are you looking for another way then?
    – S.Akbari
    Nov 19 at 12:06










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It is unclear what you are asking. If you solved this with overriding, why are you looking for another way then?
– S.Akbari
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It is unclear what you are asking. If you solved this with overriding, why are you looking for another way then?
– S.Akbari
Nov 19 at 12:06














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Set the DisplayMemberPath of the ComboBox or the DataGridComboBoxColumn to "Name" and make sure that Name is a public property of the myObject class:



public string Name { get; set; }





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Set the DisplayMemberPath of the ComboBox or the DataGridComboBoxColumn to "Name" and make sure that Name is a public property of the myObject class:



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public string Name { get; set; }





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