Keith and Jim,

Keith ... No, Rows.Count - 1 was correct because he just added a new row and he wants to reposition at that row (zero-based, remember?).

Anyway, Jim, most of your code looks ok ... but of course we have no way of knowing what your SetEditNewMode() and SetArrowButtons() methods do. Plus, you havent' showed us the code that you are using to bind the textboxes.

~~Bonnie


>Jim,
>
>I'm not 100% certain, but
>

>        BindingContext(Me.DsJobTracker, "contacts").Position = DsJobTracker.Tables("contacts").Rows.Count
>

>looks like a winner in place of
>

>        BindingContext(Me.DsJobTracker, "contacts").Position = DsJobTracker.Tables("contacts").Rows.Count - 1
>

>
>I hope that works because my experience lays (+ grammar points!) with web forms not win forms.
>
>>Keith,
>>
>>Below is the code I have. Is there anything wrong with it?
>>
>>

>>  Dim Row As DataRow = DsJobTracker.Tables("contacts").NewRow()
>>
>>        'row = DsJobTracker.Tables("contacts").NewRow()
>>        Me.DsJobTracker.Tables("contacts").Rows.Add(Row)
>>        BindingContext(Me.DsJobTracker, "contacts").Position = DsJobTracker.Tables("contacts").Rows.Count - 1
>>        Me.SetEditNewMode(True, False)
>>        'ClearControls()
>>        Me.txtCompany.Select()
>>        Me.SetArrowButtons()
>>

>>
>>>Jim,
>>>
>>>Instead of clearing the textboxes, add a new row to the dataset.
>>>
>>>

>>>[Visual Basic]
>>>Dim workRow As DataRow = myDataset.Tables("mytable").NewRow()
>>>[C#]
>>>DataRow workRow = myDataset.Tables("mytable").NewRow();
>>>

>>>
>>>
>>>>Hello,
>>>>
>>>> I have a windows form with a bunch of textboxes that bind to a dataset. I also have a new button that clears the textboxes. When I enter text in my first textbox and tab off of it, the textboxes are populated with the previous record's information.
>>>>
>>>>What's wrong?