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Then, you can use that given name (2) to get control of the element and change its properties. The below is an example. 

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TDataGridWindow grid = CurrentDisplay.GetDataGrid("Employees"); 
grid.GridControl.SetColumnSparkline("Orders", this.SparklineCollectionDelegate, style);
// SetColumnSparkline parameters - fieldName (string)
//	               - populateCallback (SparklineCollectionDelegate)
//	               - style (string)

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A delegate will only call a method that agrees with its signature and return type. A method can be either a static method associated with a class, or it can be an instance method associated with an object. 

Below is a callback. The system will always look for a code EXACTLY like this one to create the Sparkline. So if you want to use this feature, you MUST have this code on your code behind.

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Dictionary<int, ArgumentValue[]> mapEmployeeToOrders = null;
private ArgumentValue[] SparklineCollectionDelegate(string fieldName, System.Data.DataRow row)
{
ArgumentValue[] sourceCollection;
int  emplID  =  TK.To< int>(row["EmployeeID"]);
if (!this.mapEmployeeToOrders.TryGetValue(emplID, out sourceCollection)) 
       sourceCollection = new ArgumentValue[0];
return sourceCollection;
}

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