>'If all else fails, you can manually rebind the grid as shown in the MM .NET Dev Guide topic "Rebinding User Interface Controls".'
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>I can't get this to work either.
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>I am using bound controls on tab pages. It seems binding doesn't work unless the tab page is the top/active page.
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>Is this normal behavior?
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>Is there a work around since I want to keep the user on one tab page, update controls and a grid on another page that's not visible. Otherwise I have to make the updating page the top page, then go back to the page the user was on. Not a pretty sight. Like a big flash.
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>Generally the Header info is on one page, Line Items on the next, and Receiver info on another, with a grid on these pages, and three grids on another page that is the Complete Listing page. This page has the master navigating grid on it (grdListing), and unless I go to that page, move from one record to the next, the receiver grid won't update. Not even does this work:
> Me.grdListing.NavigateData(mmNavigate.Prior)
> Me.grdListing.NavigateData(mmNavigate.Next)
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>I think the tab control is really screwing up my application's usefullness. I can't even get a tab control click event, or SelectedIndex to work.

I highly recommend taking a very close look at your Binding settings for this control. To track down what's happening, set a breakpoint in the MM .NET mmDataGridView.OnBindData() method to see what's happening.

Best Regards,