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Daman,
Short answer
is here ;-) - just rotate the array. However, if you need "real life"
application with large number of columns/rows as well
as navigation/tips/formatting of the cells it might be more
appropriate to use cellrenderers and create "columns" collection on
datagrid. The next level of FLEXibility and power - dynamic
crosstabs - old spreadsheets - can also be easily facilitated by using
custom dataProviders. You basically have to choose your options as the task
expands
:
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<?xml
version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.macromedia.com/2003/mxml" initialize="initApp();"> <mx:Script> <![CDATA[ var rotated ; var
loansArray ;
function initApp() {
rotated = = new Array();
loansArray = new Array(); var objOne:Object = new Object(); objOne = {prodId:19, productCode:"30J", monthlyPayment:1000, interestRate:6.255}; loansArray[0]=objOne; var objTwo:Object = new Object(); objTwo = {prodId:20, productCode:"5/1", monthlyPayment:2000, interestRate:6.256}; loansArray[1]=objTwo; var j = 0; for (var col in objOne) { rotated[j] = new Object(); for (var i = loansArray.length - 1; i >=0; i--) rotated[j]["col" + i] = loansArray[i][col]; rotated[j]["abc"] = col; j++; } dg1.dataProvider=loansArray; dg2.dataProvider=rotated; } ]]> </mx:Script> <mx:DataGrid id="dg1" /> <mx:DataGrid id="dg2" showHeaders="false"/> </mx:Application> Hope this helps, Anatole Tartakovsky
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Title: Inverted DataGrid
