Starting on Blank Row in DataGrid

[Junkguy]

Does anyone know the best way to put the cursor in the "blank" row of an
editable datagrid when it is initially displalyed?

I need to present the user with a list of rows from a dataset, but I want to
put the cursor in the first cell of the blank row so they can begin adding
data immediately instead of scrolling to the bottom.

Thanks in advance.

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Junkguy

[Amalorpavanathan Y \(Amal\)]

Hi,
Just create a DataSet with one empty DataRow and bind to
the datagrid.

Regards,
Amal

-----Original Message-----

Does anyone know the best way to put the cursor in the "blank" row of aneditable datagrid when it is initially displalyed?

I need to present the user with a list of rows from a dataset, but I want toput the cursor in the first cell of the blank row so they can begin addingdata immediately instead of scrolling to the bottom.

Thanks in advance.

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Junkguy
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[Junkguy]

In article <0d****************************@phx.gbl>,
"Amalorpavanathan Y \(Amal\)" <am*********@lycos.com> wrote:

Hi,
Just create a DataSet with one empty DataRow and bind to
the datagrid.

Regards,
Amal
Thanks,

My issue is that I have a DataSet with existing rows in it already. The
DataSet is bound to the DataGrid and I call someDataAdapter.Fill(theDataSet)
which fills the DataSet and presents it in the DataGrid. I want to place the
cursor for the user at the very bottom of this list in the "blank" row so the
user can start typing in new data without scrolling to the bottom. I need to
know the correct (read non-hack) way to do this.

-----Original Message-----

Does anyone know the best way to put the cursor in

the "blank" row of an

editable datagrid when it is initially displalyed?

I need to present the user with a list of rows from a

dataset, but I want to

put the cursor in the first cell of the blank row so they

can begin adding

data immediately instead of scrolling to the bottom.

Thanks in advance.

--
Junkguy
.

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Junkguy

[Marco Martin]

I think that;

datagrid.currentRowindex = dataset.tables[strTableName].Rows.count;

should work. If you're using a dataview, access the dataviews' rows.count
property

HTH,

Marco
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Does anyone know the best way to put the cursor in the "blank" row of an
editable datagrid when it is initially displalyed?

I need to present the user with a list of rows from a dataset, but I want to put the cursor in the first cell of the blank row so they can begin adding
data immediately instead of scrolling to the bottom.

Thanks in advance.

--
Junkguy