From the Grid's point of view you can do Grid.DoScrolled(2), then Grid.ActivateCell(1,1) until the pointer quits moving. This simulates clicking on the scrollbar (even if your grid doesn't have one), then clicking on the first column of the first visible row.
Doing it from the DataSource point of view is easier (moving the pointer). LOCATE with no clauses may be faster than GO TOP IN (Alias).
Charlie

>I have a grid that is attached to a view. Is there a way to goto the top of the grid without using the goto top command?
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>Thanks
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>Jim