I do get this, however I presume I have to loop through the entire grid to
get the index of the row that the user selected??

To prevent this looping I added a hidden textbox to the form and did this...

private void ultraGridGetIFT_AfterRowActivate(object sender, EventArgs e)

{

this.txtIftNo.Text =
this.ultraGridGetIFT.ActiveRow.Cells["IftNo"].Value.ToString();

}



What do you think is the better way?



wrote in message news:10416@news.labs.infragistics.com...
> Hi Peryan,
>
> Well, the first thing to do is determine if you want the Selected
> Row(s) or the Active row. It's important to understand the difference. The
> Active row is the current row in the grid with focus. There can only be
> one active row. Selected rows are the highlight rows that the user has
> selected by clicking on the RowSelectors or using the keyboard. There can
> be more than one, depending on the SelectTypeRow setting.
>
> You can get the ActiveRow using the ActiveRow property of the grid:
>
> grid.ActiveRow
>
> The seleted rows are stored in a collection:
>
> grid.Selected.Rows
>
>
>
> Either way, you can get the value from a row using the Cells collection
> of the row. Like so:
>
> Debug.Writeline(this.ultraGrid1.ActiveRow.Cells["Column
> Key"].Value.ToString());
>
> Debug.Writeline(this.ultraGrid1.Selected.Rows[0].Cells["Column
> Key"].Value.ToString());
>