Kevin,
Thank you for your reply. That is exactly what I needed. While reading your reply I stared remembering that I had read about the binding manager a while ago.
I also read your article in the latest issue of CoDe magazine. I was going to post a thread here on UT saying how much I enjoyed reading your article. Great work Kevin!! Looking forward to more articles from you. Do you have a website where you post articles?

Again thanks for your reply and a memory refresh.

Sincerely,
Einar

>Hey, Einar,
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>Assuming your datagrid is bound to a datatable, you can access the position property of the grid's binding manager...for example...
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>myGrid.DataSource = myTable;      (or myGrid.DataSource = myTable.DefaultView)
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>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();
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>And if you want to highlight the row afterwards, you can do a...
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>myGrid.Select(  <row# to highlight>  );
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>Let me know if that helps...
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>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):
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>http://www.code-magazine.com/Article.aspx?quickid=0411081
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>Kevin