Hi Bonnie,

Still I am not seeing the grid moving the pointer to the new record. The only difference in my code (and maybe this is what make a difference) is that my BindingSource is defined in the InitalizedComponet() method of the Form.Designer.cs and this is done by designer. The code is:

this.bindingSource1 = new System.Windows.Forms.BindingSource(this.components);

Also my bindings for grid and textboxes (done as you suggested) in a method of the form class (where I also get the typed dataset).

So the only difference I see between your code and mine is that you declared the BindingSource private.

I will keep trying different combinations of the code to see if I spot what makes the difference.

Thank you.

>Dmitry, what you've done should work. Be sure that you're using the same BindingSource for everything:
>
>

>private BindingSource MyBs = new BindingSource();
>
>// Set the BindingSource
>this.MyBs.DataSource = this.MyDataTable;
>
>// Set the bindings for grid and textbox
>this.MyGrid.DataSource = this.MyBs;
>this.MyTextBox.DataBindings.Add("Text", this.MyBs, "MyColumn");
>
>// Add a row
>this.MyDataTable.Rows.Add(this.MyDataTable.NewRow());
>this.MyBs.MoveLast();
>

>
>~~Bonnie
>
>PS - Viv, you were doing fine without me. <g>
>
>
>
>>>
>>>You need to create a row to be added:

>>>DataRow r = oMyDataSet.dtMyTable.NewRow()
>>> oMyDataSet.dtMyTable.Rows.Add(r);

>>
>>Thank you. Still I don't see the new record in the grid and in the textboxes (I suppose to see empty record and empty values in the textboxes). I am sure I am probably still missing something. What I have, after the code that creates and adds a new row - as you suggested, is call to MoveLast() in the bindingSource.