I've just begun to play around with DataGridView, so I'm not the best one to answer your question, but seeing as no one has replied yet, I'll give it a shot.

How did you programmatically select the row? There's probably other ways to do this that I have not explored yet, but I found that if you set the MyGrid.CurrentCell to a cell in the row you're wanting to select, then it will scroll there automatically. So, something like this:

this.MyGrid.CurrentCell = this.MyGrid.Rows[theRowIndex].Cells[0];

It worked for me, although it's probably not the correct way to do it ... I'm just not experienced enough yet with Grids to know the correct way.

C'mon! Where are all the Grid guys?!?!?! Someone needs to help out Richard!

(I'll play with it a little more as I have time Richard, but in the meantime, I hope someone else will jump in with an answer).

~~Bonnie




>How do you scroll a DataGridView programmatically? I have selected a row programmatically that is outside of the viewable area. How can I scroll to that row?
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>Richard