>You can also scroll it like this in VB.NET:
>
>

>For Each row As DataRow in ds1.tables("table_name").Rows
>     MsgBox(row("field_name"))
>Next
>

Yes, but in most cases, where I scroll, I need to lay out the details in a table such as:

        For lnCounter = 0 To lnYourRecordCountOfTheDataSetHere
            loRow = loDataProvider.oDataSet.Tables(YourAlias).Rows(lnCounter)
            lnAmount = loRow("MaxOrdAmt")
            lcHtml=lcHtml + "<TR>"
            lcHtml=lcHtml + "<TD ALIGN=RIGHT>" + (lnCounter + 1).ToString + "."
            ...
        Next

where the first column is the representation of the line number.

But, your approach would be better in other circumstances as we wouldn't have to deal with lnCounter.