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Originally Posted by Plater
You have a comboboxcolumn (which means a combo box inside your datagridview yes?)
Correct
Quote:
Originally Posted by Plater
Is it empty already and you are trying to type values into it and it is thinking you are "done" before you are actually done?
Or does it have data in the column and you want to select one of them?
The combo box has data. If I explicitly click on one of the items in the dropdown list, it works fine. I can tab to a different column and the selection will remain.
[This next part is hard to explain without being able to show you but I'll try]
The behavior I see when I click the dropdown arrow is misleading. When I click on the dropdown arrow, the first selection in the dropdown list fills in the cell as if it was selected and, if that is the selection I want, I'm prone just to click the down arrow again to close the list. The text at this point is displayed in the cell.
Now, when I click on any different cell, the text in the dropdown I just "selected" from disappears because I did not explicitly click the selection in the dropdown list, indicating that, while the text was there, the selected item was not committed. It looks like it does this by design, but I'd like to force it to commit.
I can see end-users getting irritated with that behavior, especially with drop-down lists where the first selection is the most commonly used one.
Let me know if that helps. Sorry if this is clear as mud. I can keep trying.