C1CollectionView implements the IC1CollectionView interface which in turn implements the standard ICollectionView interface. Like the standard CollectionView class in WPF, C1CollectionView supports current item management, item selection, sorting, grouping, filtering and  editing. If you can’t find enough information about a topic in this documentation then you can easily search the web for ICollectionView practices in WPF and Silverlight to find very valuable information that can be used in UWP.

The C1CollectionView class can be found in the C1.UWP assembly.

To get started with C1CollectionView, instantiate it with an IEnumerable collection of your business objects:

Dim customers As List(Of Customer) = Await GetCustomerData()
Dim view = New C1.Xaml.C1CollectionView(customers)

List<Customer> customers = await GetCustomerData();
var view = new C1.Xaml.C1CollectionView(customers);

Then bind it to your favorite ItemsControl or data grid to start using C1CollectionView:

C1FlexGrid1.ItemsSource = view

c1FlexGrid1.ItemsSource = view;