Can't you just set the .CurrentRowIndex?

>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.
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>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:
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>this.MyGrid.CurrentCell = this.MyGrid.Rows[theRowIndex].Cells[0];
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>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.
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>C'mon! Where are all the Grid guys?!?!?! Someone needs to help out Richard!
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>(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).
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>~~Bonnie
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>>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