Hi,
The CurrentRowIndex property is read/write, you can assign a new row index
to it. However, bear in mind that it always controls the row index of the
very parent table, even if you are currently viewing a child table by having
expanded child rows with a click on the [+] icon.
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Sincerely,
Dmytro Lapshyn [Visual Developer - Visual C# MVP]
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Select() method highlights the row specified but does not make it the
current row. When querying CurrentRowIndex property, it still remains
where
it was. How can I also change the current row index?
Thanks.