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Raiseevent myGrid_Click???

Hi
If I click on the new row in my DataGrid, I can see that I have a new row
with cells with NULL values. But if I Tab to the new row the same thing
doesn't happen, it seems like it isn't a new row. And I want the to be able
to Tab to a new row. Can I raiseevent to event myGrid_Click so the same
thing happens as if a user clicks the new row. If I can do so, please tell
me how if I can't please tell me what to do instead. I have tried to change
the CurrentCell in the method Positionchanged for CurrencyManager , and than
I can Tab to the new row, but when I use Tab again I go back to the row
earlier.

Need help !!!

Thank's Fia
Jul 31 '06 #1
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