Export Data to Excel from SilverLight Data Grid

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Hello Friends,

Can someone please help me with code for exporting selected rows from silverlight gridview to excel.
Note: checkboxes solution doesn't work bcos if grid has too many rows...and in case if user has to select certain rows then selecting the checkbox for each would be painful.
So please suggest solution without checkboxes. User will select rows of the silverlight gridview using mouse/keyboard.

Thanks.

Note: reposting as I didn't find answer to my earlier post.

Posted 21-Mar-13 9:01am

innovaforyou

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[no name] 21-Mar-13 15:19pm

So you should be improving your previous posting to include your additional information instead of reposting.

Maciej Los 21-Mar-13 15:31pm

Never repost! Update your question using "Improve question" and your post will be refreshed.

By The Way: I'm not sure where is issue...
Please, be more specific and provide more details. You can always use "Check all" checkbox to change the checked state for each checkboxes in a grid. If it's not good solution, you can always create custom wizard, where user can filter data to export.

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