Imanol
2014-06-17T10:01:26Z
Hi, I have a problem with the GroupObject class.

When I perform the default object grouping, like this:

objectGrid.GroupObject.Add(0);
objectGrid.Group();

I get the expected behaviour, ascending sorting depending on the value:

Screenshot

Now, I want to keep the original order of the rows, so I want it to look like this (it's a paint image edit):

Screenshot2

This is what I tried:

objectGrid.GroupObject.Add(0,iGSortOrder.None, iGSortType.ByValue);
objectGrid.Group();

But sending the iGSortOrder.None parameter throws an exception: Value does not fall within the expected range. During my tests, I noticed that the iGSortType.None argument throws the same exception.

I'm using the 1.70.2.0 version. Thanks in advance.
Igor/10Tec
2014-06-18T13:45:56Z
According to our rules of support , customers with an expired license cannot use our technical support. So we kindly ask you to renew your license as soon as possible.

As for the problem, this is not a bug. This is the expected behavior. When you try to define a group column with iGSortOrder.None, we check it and manually raise the exception as the iGrid grouping algorithms are not intended for usage in this scenario.