DataGridViewRow dr = myDataGridView.CurrentRow;
MessageBox.Show( (string)dr["town"]

Hi, Cetin...

Just a side-note, did you try that code? I still use the BindingContext position and the current view of the source data, but I gave it a try.

I got an error as well - unless I'm missing something, the DataGridViewRow object doesn't seem to have a direct indexer. I had to do the following:

DataGridViewRow dr = myDataGridView.CurrentRow;
MessageBox.Show(  Convert.ToString( dr.Cells["MyColDataGridViewTextBoxColumn"]));     

                           // is the "GridViewTextBoxColumn needed?   Don't know

// or

MessageBox.Show(  Convert.ToString( dr.Cells[ColNumber]));

At any rate, I still prefer the binding context (assuming it's bound data). Plus which, I don't think the DataGridViewRow will work if you want to reference a column in the source data that isn't displayed in the grid.

Kevin