Grid View - Data Export Exporting Data

Export type:

Note: If you export grouped data to RTF, be sure to open the resulting file with an editor that fully supports RTF, including tables. For instance, Microsoft WordPad does not support this feature, and thus the file may appear corrupt.

Country

City

Company Name

Unit Price

Quantity

Total

Country: Argentina (Sum=$8,119.10, Count=34)

Country: Austria (Sum=$139,496.63, Count=125)

Country: Belgium (Sum=$35,134.98, Count=56)

Country: Brazil (Sum=$114,968.48, Count=203)

Country: Canada (Sum=$55,334.10, Count=75)

Country: Denmark (Sum=$34,782.25, Count=46)

Country: Finland (Sum=$19,778.45, Count=54)

Country: France (Sum=$85,498.76, Count=184)

Country: Germany (Sum=$244,640.63, Count=328)

Country: Ireland (Sum=$57,317.39, Count=55)

Count=2,155

Sum=$1,354,458.59

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The MVC Grid View allows you to export its data with ease. Using specific static methods provided at the GridViewExtension class level, the GridView's data can be exported to a file or stream in the following formats:

This demo illustrates how data within the Grid View can be exported to different formats - based on the Grid View's current settings (defined in a single location - within the Controller). These settings are passed to a View containing the grid’s markup - 'View(partial)' and they are also used by export methods.

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Grid View - Data Export Exporting Data