Property ItemGroups As Object

Dim instance As IBomTableSortData
Dim value As Object
 
instance.ItemGroups = value
 
value = instance.ItemGroups

object ItemGroups {get; set;}

property Object^ ItemGroups {
   Object^ get();
   void set (Object^ value);
}

Return Value

You can set this property in one of two ways:

• Specify null to indicate that the BOM table rows are not to be grouped into categories.
• Specify an array of three swBomTableSortItemGroup_e enumerators to indicate that the BOM table rows are to be grouped into three categories (assemblies, parts, other). 

For example, when you set this property to an array of three enumerators in the following order, assemblies are grouped first, parts are grouped next, and other categories are grouped last:

1. swBomTableSortItemGroup_e.swBomTableSortItemGroup_Assemblies
2. swBomTableSortItemGroup_e.swBomTableSortItemGroup_Parts
3. swBomTableSortItemGroup_e.swBomTableSortItemGroup_Other

Substitute any enumerator in the array with swBomTableSortItemGroup_e.swBomTableSortItemGroup_None to eliminate grouping into that category.

For example, when you set this property to the following array, no assemblies are grouped, parts are grouped first, and other categories are grouped last:

1. swBomTableSortItemGroup_e.swBomTableSortItemGroup_None
2. swBomTableSortItemGroup_e.swBomTableSortItemGroup_Parts
3. swBomTableSortItemGroup_e.swBomTableSortItemGroup_Other