I have tried many things to solve this problem and I can not find the correct answer.
 I have a  DataGrid  with 6 columns, and when users click on any row on  Column 6  Should be redirected. 
 
 
 then user can only click On any cell under the  To-Do , when they click on that row, I want to find it for  type , which in the same line as the cell is. If I click 6  to-do   EG, then I should know that I click on line type  football .  
 I want to send this  type  to the first column on the second page, so that I type that code under all the different  To-Do  I can bring item> Code>. 
This is what I've tried:
  csViewEntity selected View = dgFake.SelectedItem as cSViewEntity; AllocateAudits Page = New Allocated () {DataContext = selectedView}; FrameNavigation.Navigate (Page);   But when I did this, it does not affect this method:
  Public Zero Page_OnVigated (Object Sender, Navigation Event Order E) {var NewDataContext = e content; _View = (cSViewEntity) newDataContext; _Transactions = New list & lt; CAuditTransactionTypeEntity & gt; (); _Transactions = sp.GetTransactionTypes () ToList (); String transaction type = _View.TransactionType; Int transaction tapeid = _Transactions.FirstOrDefault (w = & gt; w.TransactionType == TransactionType). TransactionTypeId; DgAllocate.ItemsSource = sp.GetTransactionsNotEvaluated (TransactionTypeID) .Oolist (); }   Any help would be very helpful,
thanks.
Answer to the question:
I passed the selected page to another page, then found the type on that page and ran a stored procedure on that type Given
  csViewEntity obj = (cSViewEntity) dgFake.SelectedItem; AllocateAudits Page = New Allocated Audits (OBJ) {DataContext = obj}; FrameNavigation.Navigate (Page); }   and after that you pass it to the constructor and then you add it to the beginning of your method.
  Private Zero Raw (csViewEntity obj) {Var Transaction = _obj.TransactionType; // stores the information from the new datatytext in the unit with the name of _View _View = (cSViewEntity) obj; For the previous columns (column 6), I suggest you create a datagrid template.   
For example:
  Lt; DataGrade Name = "DG1" item resource = "{binding}" auto generated column = "false" & gt; & Lt; DataGrid.Columns & gt; & Lt; DataGridTemplateColumn Header = "To" & gt; & Lt; DataGridTemplateColumn.CellTemplate & gt; & Lt; DataTemplate & gt; & Lt; Button x: name = "MyNavigationButton" content = "{binding toDo}" click = "MyClickEvent" /> & Lt; / DataTemplate & gt; & Lt; /DataGridTemplateColumn.CellTemplate> & Lt; / DataGridTemplateColumn & gt; & Lt; /DataGrid.Columns> & Lt; / Data grid & gt;   In the code behind, run MyClickEvent
  Private Zero MyClickEvent (Object Sender, EventArgs e) {var myBTndata = (Button) Sender) .DataContext; // here follows your code myBTNData}   Hope this will get you started. You can also use other elements (such as hyperlinks)
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