New job and new things to learn. How cool is that? I've been working on a Silverlight page that should display a grid. There is nothing exciting in that except the fact that the grid had to have dynamic columns depending on data that is coming to the grid. Let put some imaginary context into that. Assume you have sale summary to display and you want it to look like that.
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