I have a WinGrid that has two bands.  It is being used as a picker control.  In other words the user will see the grid and be able to pick one of the band[0] that will be used else where in the application.  The dataset is home grown:

    class OptionDetails
    {
        public string Name { get; set; }
    }

    class Options
    {
        public string Name { get; set; }
        public int DetailCount { get { return this.Details.Count; } }
        private BindingList<OptionDetails> Details = new BindingList<OptionDetails>();
    }

    class CustomDataSet
    {
        BindingList<Options> optionsToPickFrom;
        Options selectedOption;
    }

I am successfully binding to the WinGrid to the CustomDataSet.optionsToPickFrom to display the list, you all helped me yesterday to get it to look like this:

The question is:  How do I setup the databinding so that CustomDataSet.selectedOption will be the currently selected item, based on the screen shot, it should be the "Yes/No/Maybe" option.  Of course part of the objective is to be able to set the CustomDataSet.selectedOption to an Options object initially and the WinGrid would start off with that being the selected item.

I have seen the help section titled "Change the Active Row".  The issue with this of course is that I don't know which UltraGridRow is selected upon display of the WinGrid, I know what one of the UltraGridRow's is bound to: an instances of the Options class.

Now I think about it, when CustomDataSet.selectedOption is set initially, any thoughts on how to I could use conditional formatting to keep the text of the initially selected row to stay bold?  I cannot modify the CustomDataSet, Options, or OptionDetails, it violates the whole concept of seperation of UI and data :)

Sam