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To easy : ) &nbsp; I didn't realise that SelectedItem was a writeable property, very cool. <br />
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I also solved the MSFlexGrid problem with this:<br />
If .RowIsVisible(X) = False Then<br />
&nbsp; ' Force view !<br />
&nbsp; .TopRow = .Row<br />
End If<br />
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Also very simple,<br />
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Thanks again<br />
<br />
Stewart <br />

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To easy : )   I didn't realise that SelectedItem was a writeable property, very cool.

I also solved the MSFlexGrid problem with this:
If .RowIsVisible(X) = False Then
  ' Force view !
  .TopRow = .Row
End If

Also very simple,

Thanks again

Stewart


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In both a tree view control and a flexgrid control I want to cross reference nodes and rows, I can programmatically locate the corresponding cross reference between the two views of my data BUT I cannot ‘force’ the 'other' control to scroll up/down so that the cross referenced entry is visible to the user. Any ideas.<br />

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In both a tree view control and a flexgrid control I want to cross reference nodes and rows, I can programmatically locate the corresponding cross reference between the two views of my data BUT I cannot ‘force’ the 'other' control to scroll up/down so that the cross referenced entry is visible to the user. Any ideas.


FlexGrid and TreeView, Force scrolling to show selected item

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