Hey, Einar,

Assuming your datagrid is bound to a datatable, you can access the position property of the grid's binding manager...for example...

myGrid.DataSource = myTable;      (or myGrid.DataSource = myTable.DefaultView)

BindingManagerBase bMgr =  myGrid.BindingContext[myGrid.DataSource,myGrid.DataMember];
bMgr.Position = 0;   // will go to the top
bMgr.Position = myTable.Rows.Count-1;   // will go to the bottom    (or myTable.DefaultView.Count)
this.Refresh();

And if you want to highlight the row afterwards, you can do a...

myGrid.Select(  <row# to highlight>  );

Let me know if that helps...

Also...I have an article in the most recent issue of CoDe magazine that covers the Winforms datagrid, and offers some productivity tools for the grid. Here's a link to the first page (you need to be a subscriber to read the entire article):

http://www.code-magazine.com/Article.aspx?quickid=0411081


Kevin