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Recent content by DragoGuzzi
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DataGridView Selected Row Indicator
Don't know if you have solved your problem, but the last line in my code: dataGridViewBillCodes.Rows[x].Selected = true; dataGridViewBillCodes.FirstDisplayedScrollingRowIndex = x; dataGridViewBillCodes.CurrentCell = dataGridViewBillCodes.Rows[x].Cells[0]; is what seems to...- DragoGuzzi
- Post #7
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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DataGridView Selected Row Indicator
Sorry, that last line should be ...Rows[x].Cells[0];: dataGridViewBillCodes.CurrentCell = dataGridViewBillCodes.Rows[x].Cells[0]; Mea culpa!- DragoGuzzi
- Post #4
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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DataGridView Selected Row Indicator
I too struggled with this for a while. I just came up with a solution. Let's say my DataGridView is called "dataGridViewBillCodes" and I want the new selected row index to be x (assuming x is a valid index in the DataDridView) and I also want the row selection indicator to move to that same row...- DragoGuzzi
- Post #3
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
