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Do you mean if someone clicks on a different row? whether they click update button or similar?<br />
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Well basically with most events in the Datagrid you have the arguements in the Event handler you can find out which row has been selected from that ....<br />
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e.Item.Cells[0] is the first cell data... 0 being the index of the cell...<br />
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This way for any type of command or event you can know if the row has been changed.
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Do you mean if someone clicks on a different row? whether they click update button or similar?

Well basically with most events in the Datagrid you have the arguements in the Event handler you can find out which row has been selected from that ....

e.Item.Cells[0] is the first cell data... 0 being the index of the cell...

This way for any type of command or event you can know if the row has been changed.

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thanks dsabo....<br />
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worked out pretty good.<br />
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thanks dsabo....

worked out pretty good.



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Hello,<br />
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is there a simple way to determine whether the user clicked on a different row inside the datagrid?<br />
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thanks<br />
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Hello,

is there a simple way to determine whether the user clicked on a different row inside the datagrid?

thanks




Determining whether the user selected a different row on datagrid

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