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I'm trying to display a series of rows in a WPF DataGrid where each row contains an array of booleans (the number of which is the same for all rows, it's not a jagged 2D array) that I want to display as individual columns, eg. Name | Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4 | Day 5 | Day 6 | ----------------------------------------------------------------- Bring out Trash | X | | X | | | X | Pay Bills | | | | | X | | Commit Suicide | | | | | | X | Currently, I'm using this class for my DataGrid rows: private class GridRow { public string Name { get; set; } public char Day1 { get; set; } public char Day2 { get; set; } public char Day3 { get; set; } public char Day4 { get; set; } public char Day5 { get; set; } public char Day6 { get; set; } public char Day7 { get; set; } public char Day8 { get; set; } public char Day9 { get; set; } } In the real world case, make that 128 booleans. It gets the job done for the time being (for as long as nobody creates cyclic plans with a length over 128 days) but it's a rather ugly solution. Can I somehow feed an array of booleans into the DataGrid? I've taken a look various articles on implementing ValueConverters, but I'm not sure that's what I need.

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