How to get CurrentCell location in DataGridView?

[Lennart Nielsen]

I can find the X and Y (column/row) coordinates, but not the actual location
(Left,Top) positions.

Any ideas?

Lennart

[Tiago Salgado]

You want the cell position ? X and Y coordinates ?
If it is that what u mean, u need to calculate the position using the DGV
left position + width of each cell

Ex:

If u need the position of cell nr 3... u need something like this:

position = dgv.left + dgv.rows(0).wid th + dgv.rows(1).wid th +
dgv.rows(2).wid th

If u don't want this, try explain better your problem.

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"Lennart Nielsen" <LN******@uni-systems.comwrot e in message
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>I can find the X and Y (column/row) coordinates, but not the actual
location (Left,Top) positions.

Any ideas?

Lennart

[ClayB]

You might be able to use the dataGridView1.G etCellDisplayRe ctangle
method to get the information you want.

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Clay Burch
Syncfusion, Inc.

[Lennart Nielsen]

Clay,

No, that just gives me the column and row index.

lennart

"ClayB" <cl***@syncfusi on.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ l53g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .

You might be able to use the dataGridView1.G etCellDisplayRe ctangle
method to get the information you want.

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Clay Burch
Syncfusion, Inc.

[ShaneO]

Lennart Nielsen wrote:

Clay,

No, that just gives me the column and row index.

lennart

I have a DataGridView control called "Grd" and I need to know the bottom
left-hand pixel of the Selected Cell during Cell Editing, I use the
following in the "Grd.CellBeginE dit" and it works perfectly -

Dim X As Integer = Grd.GetCellDisp layRectangle(e. ColumnIndex,
e.RowIndex, False).Left + Grd.Left
Dim Y As Integer = Grd.GetCellDisp layRectangle(e. ColumnIndex,
e.RowIndex, False).Bottom + Grd.Top

You can play with different Properties such as Right, Top etc. Remember
that your DataGridView control is sitting inside a container (either a
Form or maybe a Layout control, or maybe both!) so you must allow for
the position of the DataGridView control in your calculations, which is
why I use "Grd.Top" and "Grd.Left".

Hope this helps.

ShaneO

There are 10 kinds of people - Those who understand Binary and those who
don't.

[Lennart Nielsen]

Indeed, Clay and ShaneO, you are both correct. I had a brain melt and did
not look for the properties of GetCellDisplayR ectangle. Sorry for doubting
you!

Thanks!

Lennart

"ShaneO" <sp****@optusne t.com.auwrote in message
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Lennart Nielsen wrote:

>Clay,

No, that just gives me the column and row index.

lennart

I have a DataGridView control called "Grd" and I need to know the bottom
left-hand pixel of the Selected Cell during Cell Editing, I use the
following in the "Grd.CellBeginE dit" and it works perfectly -

Dim X As Integer = Grd.GetCellDisp layRectangle(e. ColumnIndex, e.RowIndex,
False).Left + Grd.Left
Dim Y As Integer = Grd.GetCellDisp layRectangle(e. ColumnIndex, e.RowIndex,
False).Bottom + Grd.Top

You can play with different Properties such as Right, Top etc. Remember
that your DataGridView control is sitting inside a container (either a
Form or maybe a Layout control, or maybe both!) so you must allow for the
position of the DataGridView control in your calculations, which is why I
use "Grd.Top" and "Grd.Left".

Hope this helps.

ShaneO

There are 10 kinds of people - Those who understand Binary and those who
don't.