DataGridViewColumns tab order

[Dieter De Doncker]

Hi

Is there a way to remove DataGridViewColumns from the tab order in a
DataGridView ?

Thx

Dieter De Doncker

[Chris]

Dieter De Doncker wrote:

Hi

Is there a way to remove DataGridViewColumns from the tab order in a
DataGridView ?

Thx

Dieter De Doncker

You can catch when a Column gets focused and then move it to the next
one. Would that do it for you?

Chris

[Chris]

Chris wrote:

Dieter De Doncker wrote:

Hi

Is there a way to remove DataGridViewColumns from the tab order in a
DataGridView ?

Thx

Dieter De Doncker

You can catch when a Column gets focused and then move it to the next
one. Would that do it for you?

Chris

Forgot to say that you can use the CellEnter event to do this. Just set
your new column:

DataGridView.CurrentCell = DataGridView.Item(e.ColumnIndex + 1, e.RowIndex)

Chris

[Dieter De Doncker]

Hi Chris

Following your tip; this is my code now

if (e.ColumnIndex == contactNameDataGridViewTextBoxColumn.Index)
{
customersDataGridView.CurrentCell = customersDataGridView[e.ColumnIndex
+ 1, e.RowIndex];
}

at runtime it seems to work but, I get:

System.InvalidOperationException: Operation is not valid because it results
in a reentrant call to the SetCurrentCellAddressCore function.

Also this solution has the disadvantage that the cell cannot be selected by
mouse.

Dieter

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Chris wrote:

Dieter De Doncker wrote:

Hi

Is there a way to remove DataGridViewColumns from the tab order in a
DataGridView ?

Thx

Dieter De Doncker

You can catch when a Column gets focused and then move it to the next
one. Would that do it for you?

Chris

Forgot to say that you can use the CellEnter event to do this. Just set
your new column:

DataGridView.CurrentCell = DataGridView.Item(e.ColumnIndex + 1,
e.RowIndex)

Chris