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-# wpf-spreadsheet-localization-demo
-This repository contains sample project which shows localization of Syncfusion WPF SfSpreadsheet
+# WPF Spreadsheet localization demo
+
+This repository contains sample project which shows localization of Syncfusion WPF SfSpreadsheet.
+
+Localization is the process of customizing the application to culture-specific. This involves configuring the application for the specific languages. Culture is the combination of Language and the Location (e.g. En-US is the Culture for English spoken at United States; En-GB is the Culture for English spoken at Great Britain).
+
+[WPF Spreadsheet](https://www.syncfusion.com/spreadsheet-editor-sdk/wpf-spreadsheet-editor) (SfSpreadsheet) allows you to set custom resource through Resx file. You can give the string values in resource file for a specific Culture and set the Culture in the application. The given string values will be set to the Grid which does not affect the Code Block of the Grid.
+
+## Adding Localization to an Application
+
+The following are steps to implementation Localization support to an application:
+
+1. Create a WPF application and add spreadsheet control to it.
+2. Create a folder named Resources in the application.
+3. Create a resource file (Resx file) and name it as Syncfusion.Spreadsheet.WPF. .resx. Example: Syncfusion.Spreadsheet.WPF.ja.resx.
+4. Select the String option in the Resource file.
+5. Resource table will open. Enter the UI name in the Name column and the equivalent term you want in the Value column.
+6. Assign the CultureInfo to the application before the InitializeComponent() method is being called.
+    The following code illustrates localizing the application to the Japanese CultureInfo.
+
+``` csharp
+public MainPage()
+{ 	
+    System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo("ja-JP"); 
+		   
+    InitializeComponent();
+}
+```
+7. Add Supported Cultures to the Application
+
+The following are the steps to add Supported Cultures:
+
+1. In the Solution Explorer, right-click application project and choose Unload Project from the Context Menu. The project will be unloaded.
+2. Right click the project again, and select the Edit .csproj option. Example: LocalizationSample WPF.csproj
+3. In the .csproj file, find the tags. Default the tags will be empty. So, add the required cultures. Use semicolon to separate if you want to add multiple culture. Example: en-GB;de;hi;es;it;Ja
+4. Save the project.
+5. Right click the .csproj and choose Reload .csproj. Project will be added with specific culture.
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