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					           Hi, The first time I set the grid's SelectedObject to something, the left column width sizes to fit the longest property name. But from then on, the left column width does not change size as I select other objects. Is there a way to command the grid to always auto size the left column to fit the longest property name? Thanks Tom  | 
						    
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					           Hi Tom, We don't currently have that feature but will add it to the wishlist. I'm afraid I don't have any great ideas for a workaround either unfortunately. Here is my best suggestion (untested!): The columns are defined in the PropertyGrid default template, which is implemented as a TreeListView.  To get at this TreeListView, you need to derive from PropertyGrid; this is necessary to call the protected method GetTemplateChild.  So create a derived class with an "autosize now" method.  In that method, call GetTemplateChild("PART_Grid").  If this returns a TreeListView (which it will in the default template), set TreeListView.Columns[0].Width to Double.NaN (the magic number for autosize).  | 
						    
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 Setting TreeListView.Columns[0].Width in the derived class method does change the column width, but the value Double.NaN doesn't seem to have any effect. So I call TextRenderer.MeasureText() on all the nodes and set the column to the width of the longest human name I find. It works well. Thanks.  | 
						    
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