Replacing Cells in the Designer

You can replace any cell in a template with another cell type in MultiRow. When replacing the cell type, the position, size, and style settings do not change. Any automatically generated cell names, for example, "textBoxCell1", also get replaced with the name of the new cell type. If the name has been customized, for example, "NametextBoxCell1", the existing cell name is used as is.

Replacing a Cell

You can replace a cell by clicking on that cell in the designer and then using the context menu (right-click menu) to select the cell type you want to replace it with.

Replacing Cell Type

Replacing a Cell with User Defined Cell Type

Select the User Defined Cell Type option to replace a cell with a user-defined cell.

Replacing with User-defined Cell Type

Even if a toolbox icon is explicitly specified for user-defined cells, the context menu icon of the designer becomes the default icon.
User-defined cells are not displayed in the context menu of the designer if the project has not been built.
User-defined cells are not displayed in the context menu of the designer if the accessibility level of the user defined class is not set to public (Public in Visual Basic).
If a cell type with the same name exists in a different namespace, the namespace is displayed in brackets after the name of the user-defined cell in the designer context menu.