Grouping items in a WPF DataGrid can be easily achieved by using CollectionViewSource and freezing the group headers.

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Grouping items in a WPF DataGrid can be easily achieved by using CollectionViewSource. We have the option to put headers to identify the groups. However, unlike columns, group headers cannot be frozen. This means that some of the contents of the group headers may be moved out of view when the user scrolls the DataGrid horizontally.  read more

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