I've done quite a bit of searching for this answer but none have been able to help me. I've attempted to use or even see if .Focus()was applicable since other websites suggested it, but it is not. I would just like the DataGridView, HistoryData.
to jump to the selected row. It of course does so but it will not scroll to it when enough items fill the grid. Could there be a parameter i'm missing on the grid?
Here's my code:
Private Sub HistorySearch_TextChanged(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles HistorySearch.TextChanged
Try
If HistorySearch.Text.ToString <> "" Then
For Each HistoryRow As DataGridViewRow In HistoryData.Rows
HistoryData.ClearSelection()
For Each HistoryCell As DataGridViewCell In HistoryRow.Cells
If HistoryCell.Value.ToString.StartsWith(HistorySearch.Text.ToString) Then
HistoryRow.Selected = True
Dim i As Integer = HistoryData.CurrentRow.Index()
Else
HistoryRow.Selected = False
End If
If HistoryCell.Value.ToString.Contains(HistorySearch.Text.ToString) Then
HistoryRow.Selected = True
Dim i As Integer = HistoryData.CurrentRow.Index()
Return
Else
HistoryRow.Selected = False
End If
Next
Next
End If
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox(ex.Message)
End Try
End Sub
If I understand your question correctly, You can scroll to specific row in DataGridView using either of these options:
CurrentCell
If you set the CurrentCell of DataGridView it selects the specified cell and scrolls to make the cell visible.
For example to select the last row and scroll to it:
'use suitable index, 10 is just for example
DataGridView1.CurrentCell = dataGridView1.Rows(10).Cells(0)
FirstDisplayedScrollingRowIndex
You can also set FirstDisplayedScrollingRowIndex to scroll to a specific row, but it doesn't select the row:
For example to only scroll to the 10th row:
'use suitable index, 10 is just for example
DataGridView1.FirstDisplayedScrollingRowIndex = 10
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