The current behavior clears the selection when doing so.

How to reproduce: Create a DPI-aware application and run it on a Windows 10 machine on 125%, the text inside the editors is smaller compared to the text in cells which are not in edit mode.

Workaround: 
private void RadGridView1_CellEditorInitialized(object sender, GridViewCellEventArgs e)
{
    BaseInputEditor editor = e.ActiveEditor as BaseInputEditor;

    if (editor != null)
    {
        RadTextBoxItem item = editor.EditorElement.FindDescendant<RadTextBoxItem>();

        if (item != null)
        {
            item.HostedControl.Font = this.radGridView1.GridViewElement.GetScaledFont(this.radGridView1.GridViewElement.DpiScaleFactor.Height);
        }
    }
} 

1. Group by some column or create hierarchy.
2. Select all from the parent header check box or in the header.
3. Expand parent row
4. As a result, the row expands, but selection disappears.

Load-On-Demand self-reference hierarchy provider

In this case, we have GridViewCalculatorColumn. The cell value is 123, for example. Trying to edit the cell value, the RadCalculatorEditor reset the cell value to 0. 

Enable the ability to MERGE seperate rows (different records), like found in ITunes "Songs" mode where is shows the artwork (then artist,release undernearth) in a custom class, then the related song rows to the right.

Your competitor Dev Express has it already in place.

See youtube video here :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfPXwE7GcXs

Cheers

maskBoxColumn.FormatInfo = CultureInfo.CreateSpecificCulture("en-AE");

In this case, we have null values in some cells. When filtering the column, these cells will be ignored. 

While the Excel-Like filtering dialog is open and the mouse is over the RadGridView rows, moving the mouse wheel will scroll both the filtering dialog and the rows.

EndEdit() method is not called of IEditableObject if an exception is thrown while setting a null value to the bound property

NullReferenceException occurs in a multi-select scenario when clicking (and holding the mouse button) on an empty area in the grid and the mouse leaves the boundaries of the control.

In this scenario, the RadGridView.DataSource property is set to Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.ChangeTracking.ObservableCollectionListSource. When the RadGridView.Rows.Remove() method is called an IndexOutOfRange exception is thrown.

 

In this case, the RadGridView is in the Self-Reference hierarchy. When the value of a cell is changed runtime, we are populating the bound (BindingList) collection with new items. All BindingList notifications will be called, however, the internal RadListSource in the RadGridView won't be updated, thus leading to a ArgumentOutOfRangeException.

In the description of the RowIndent property is mentioned that this will indent groups and hierarchy rows.  However, it can indent group rows only. 

Holding CTRL + C on a cell for a couple of seconds will throw ExternalException. 

In this scenario, the Browsable(false) attribute is set to both properties which are used to create the self-referencing hierarchy. When the columns are predefined, running that application will freeze as the RadGridView could not correctly get the parent row. If the columns are auto-generated, this behavior is not observed. 

This is not exactly a real solution as setting the Browsable(false) attribute will remove the properties from the source. However, the control should not freeze the application.

It appears that this scenario is not handled properly in our exporter. Consider the case where you have two templates that use view definition. 

The view definition from the second template is not exported at all.

The Excel-like filter in the SelfReference hierarchy is slow.