This is code sample excerpted from Syncfusion s online documentation--section 4.1.4.1.1 of the WinForms Grid user guide, under "Adding Special Controls to Grid Cells."
The Description property adds the text that appears next to the check box.
[C#]
// Specify display values for True/False/Indeterminate.
gridControl1.TableStyle.CheckBoxOptions = new GridCheckBoxCellInfo("True", "False", "", false);
// Set up a check box with no tristate.
gridControl1[rowIndex,colIndex].CellValue = false;
gridControl1[rowIndex,colIndex].Description = "Click Me";
gridControl1[rowIndex,colIndex].CellType = "CheckBox";
gridControl1[rowIndex,colIndex].TriState = false;
// Set up a check box with tristate.
gridControl1[rowIndex,colIndex + 1].CellValue = true;
gridControl1[rowIndex,colIndex + 1].CellType = "CheckBox";
gridControl1[rowIndex,colIndex + 1].TriState = true;
gridControl1[rowIndex,colIndex + 1].Description = "TriState";
[VB.NET]
Specify display values for True/False/Indeterminate.
gridControl1.TableStyle.CheckBoxOptions = New GridCheckBoxCellInfo("True", "False", "", False)
Set up a check box with no tristate.
gridControl1(rowIndex, colIndex).CellValue = False
gridControl1(rowIndex, colIndex).Description = "Click Me"
gridControl1(rowIndex, colIndex).CellType = "CheckBox"
gridControl1(rowIndex, colIndex).TriState = False
Set up a check box with tristate.
gridControl1(rowIndex, colIndex + 1).CellValue = True
gridControl1(rowIndex, colIndex + 1).CellType = "CheckBox"
gridControl1(rowIndex, colIndex + 1).TriState = True
gridControl1(rowIndex, colIndex + 1).Description = "TriState"