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Sorry - I meant to select Proposed solution for that.
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Sorry - I meant to select Proposed solution for that.

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The actual answer to the question is to use DataGridView.FirstDisplaye<wbr />dScrolling<wbr />RowIndex = (index of the selected row).
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The actual answer to the question is to use DataGridView.FirstDisplayedScrollingRowIndex = (index of the selected row).

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I'm trying to make a &quot;Quick Find&quot; for a dataGridView.<br />
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I have a datagridVeiw filled with 40,000 rows and need to scroll the dataGridView to the number typed into a textbox.<br />
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The textBox event will fire the Quick Find code, but not sure how to scroll the loaded grid.<br />
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[datatable]<br />
PrimaryKey, &nbsp;Number, &nbsp;Description<br />

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I'm trying to make a "Quick Find" for a dataGridView.

I have a datagridVeiw filled with 40,000 rows and need to scroll the dataGridView to the number typed into a textbox.

The textBox event will fire the Quick Find code, but not sure how to scroll the loaded grid.

[datatable]
PrimaryKey,  Number,  Description


DataGridView Scroll To Row?

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