Kevin,

I can't get this to work with the BindingManagerBase as you've shown unless I also set the CurrentCell as I showed in my example. Am I missing something?

~~Bonnie



>Hi, Richard,
>
>Let's start with something simple, and tell me if this works or if you need more. Assuming you know the actual row position index number that you want to navigate to, you can use the Bindingmanager of the grid and set the postion...
>
>

>BindingManagerBase bmgr =
>    this.dataGridView1.BindingContext[this.dataGridView1.DataSource, this.dataGridView1.DataMember];
>bmgr.Position = <index you want to go to> ;
>

>
>Not to complicate things, but keep in mind that any position is relative to the current view. (for instance, if the user clicks on a grid column heading to sort on that column, you need to take that into account).
>
>So anyway, let me know if this helps...
>
>Kevin