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# Blazor PivotGrid Overview

The <a href="https://www.telerik.com/blazor-ui/pivotgrid" target="_blank">Blazor PivotGrid component</a>, also known as a pivot table, is a powerful data visualization, statistics and reporting tool that allows you to perform operations and analysis over multi-dimensional pivot data. It can work with local data or a remote XMLA data such as an OLAP cube. The PivotGrid also supports filtering and sorting for the values of the row and column fields.
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The <a href="https://www.telerik.com/blazor-ui/pivotgrid" target="_blank">Blazor PivotGrid component</a>, also known as a pivot table, is a powerful data visualization, statistics and reporting tool that allows you to perform operations and analysis over multi-dimensional pivot data. It can work with local data or a remote XMLA data such as an OLAP cube. The PivotGrid also supports filtering and sorting for the values of the row and column fields.
The <a href="https://www.telerik.com/blazor-ui/pivotgrid" target="_blank">Blazor PivotGrid component</a>, also known as a pivot table, is a powerful data visualization, statistics, and reporting tool that allows you to perform operations and analysis over multi-dimensional pivot data. It can work with local data or remote XMLA data, such as an OLAP cube. The PivotGrid also supports filtering and sorting for the values of the row and column fields.

## Definitions

The PivotGrid component and this documentation use terms *row*, *column*, and *measure*. Each of these terms signifes one field in the data source:
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Don't use italic for the terms that you introduce. If you need to make them stand out, handle them as proper nouns and capitalize them.

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The PivotGrid component and this documentation use terms *row*, *column*, and *measure*. Each of these terms signifes one field in the data source:
The PivotGrid component and this documentation use the terms Row, Column, and Measure. Each of these terms signifies one field in the data source:

The PivotGrid component and this documentation use terms *row*, *column*, and *measure*. Each of these terms signifes one field in the data source:

* The *rows* and *columns* represent categories or date periods.
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* The *rows* and *columns* represent categories or date periods.
* The Rows and Columns represent categories or date periods.
The PivotGrid component and this documentation use terms *row*, *column*, and *measure*. Each of these terms signifes one field in the data source:

* The *rows* and *columns* represent categories or date periods.
* The *distinct* values of a *row* field display in *rows headers*. The number of rendered rows will match the number of distinct values of the *row* field.
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Something doesn't sound right here as "display" lacks an object - "The distinct values of a row field display in rows headers".

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* The *distinct* values of a *row* field display in *rows headers*. The number of rendered rows will match the number of distinct values of the *row* field.
* The distinct values of a Row field are displayed in Row Headers. The number of rendered rows will match the number of distinct values of the Row field.

* The *rows* and *columns* represent categories or date periods.
* The *distinct* values of a *row* field display in *rows headers*. The number of rendered rows will match the number of distinct values of the *row* field.
* The *distinct* values of a *column* field display in *column headers*. The number of rendered columns will match the number of distinct values of the *column* field.
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* The *distinct* values of a *column* field display in *column headers*. The number of rendered columns will match the number of distinct values of the *column* field.
* The distinct values of a Column field are displayed in Column Headers. The number of rendered columns will match the number of distinct values of the Column field.

## Values

The **Values** section of the Configurator shows all fields that are currently used as measures (dimensions).
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The **Values** section of the Configurator shows all fields that are currently used as measures (dimensions).
The Values section of the Configurator shows all fields that are currently used as measures (dimensions).

## Buttons

The bottom section of the Configurator renders *Apply* and *Cancel* buttons. End users should click them after adding or removing fields to the Columns, Rows and Values sections.
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The bottom section of the Configurator renders *Apply* and *Cancel* buttons. End users should click them after adding or removing fields to the Columns, Rows and Values sections.
The bottom section of the Configurator renders **Apply** and **Cancel** buttons. End users should click them after adding or removing fields to the Columns, Rows, and Values sections.

The bottom section of the Configurator renders *Apply* and *Cancel* buttons. End users should click them after adding or removing fields to the Columns, Rows and Values sections.

The following user actions do not require users to click on *Apply*:
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The following user actions do not require users to click on *Apply*:
The following user actions do not require users to click **Apply**:
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title: Data Binding
page_title: PivotGrid Data Binding
description: What are the different ways to provide data to the Telerik UI for Blazor PivotGrid. Information about XMLA datasource, local data.
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description: What are the different ways to provide data to the Telerik UI for Blazor PivotGrid. Information about XMLA datasource, local data.
description: Learn what are the different ways to provide data to the Telerik UI for Blazor PivotGrid. Information about XMLA datasource, local data.

The PivotGrid provides nested Razor components to setup the XMLA connection. Use the `<PivotGridSettings>` tag and place one or both of the following inside it:

* [`<PivotGridXmlaDataProviderSettings>`](#xmla-data-provider-settings) - configures the data server URL and database name
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Use an em dash in definition lists.

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