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Hi!

I have this scenario: I have a windows form. I have a DataGridView Control
which is bound to a DataSource. Under the DataGridView I have texboxes which
represent each one of the columns in the Datasource (also shown in the
datagridview)

As I move from row to row, the values of the textboxes (which are also bound
to the datasource) change according to the value of each column of such row.
That is perfectly normal.

I have set the DataGridview not to allow user to add edit or delete rows so
they must press a button to "Add New Row"

How do I move (Or select) the row pointer to the New row (last row) such
that the bound Textboxes point to the new row (showing empty values of
course)?

In this way the user can type any value into the texboxes and therefore
update the new row.

Thanks in advance.
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