Thansk Kevin!

I'll try what you have suggested.

>Jess,
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>>I haven't asked them yet but at the moment, I decided to make do with the SelectedRowCollections and Selected.Rows of the grid. The only problem that I am about to solve now is: what if a dataset is not bound to a grid control? How can I go through all the data rows of a datatable? I am trying to to look something that is similar to the Scan...EndScan of VFP.
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>You can cycle through the rows in a DataTable like this:
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foreach (DataRow Row in dt.Rows)
>{
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>}

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>You can search for a specific DataRow in a DataTable in one of two ways:
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>1. If you have the primary key, use the Find() method of the data table. For example:
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DataRow Row = dt.Rows.Find(pkValue);

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>2. If you don't have the primary key, use the Select method of the DataTable. For example:
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DataRow[] Rows  = dt.Select("FirstName = 'Jess'");

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>Best Regards,