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                                  • Special inplace editor for binding enum to combobox in grid column does not work with short datatype. It works fine with int datatype. In our scenario changing datatype from short to int is not an option, we have to keep short datatype. Please suggest any workaround, I have attached test project showing this behaviour for reference.

                                    I also want to know how to allow grid editing only for new rows and how to add tooltip for cells.

                                    Thanks

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                                Hello,

                                Unfortunately, we haven't received your test project. Could you please resend it?

                                Thanks,
                                Nick
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                                Attached test project

                                Enum_Working.zip
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                                Hello,

                                By default, values in your enum are of the Int32 type. That's why you experience this problem. We'll try to fix it. I've converted this issue to a bug report. As for the second question, I've created a separate thread: I also want to know how to allow grid editing only for new rows and how to add tooltip for cells

                                Thank you, Marina

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                                Hello,

                                We have fixed this issue. Please note that to support the short type in the new version, you'll need to declare your enum in the following manner:

                                         public enum Priority : short {
                                                One = 1,
                                                Two = 2,
                                                Three = 3,
                                                four = 4,
                                                five = 5
                                        }

                                Thank you, Marina

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