>Ed what I am trying to determine is what is the current row being displayed at the top of the Grid without setting Focus to the Grid but by checking a property. I don't want to have the AfterRowColumnChange() Event fire so the Grid is not disturbed.
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>I have a couple of ideas of tracking in the Scrolled() Event how much the Grid moved by what type of event occurred and knowing the height and width of the Grid and then calculating the number of rows and columns displayed. However, if the user grabs onto the slider control and then moves the Grid using that it only shows that the Up/Down arrow was clicked and then I don't know the displayed rows and columns anymore.

Could you use the GridHitTest??

Jeff