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Yes, that is exactly what I wanted to do. &nbsp; Thanks again. &nbsp;Today I remember where you live!! &nbsp;Italy? <br />
Just kidding. &nbsp;I do remember.
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Yes, that is exactly what I wanted to do.   Thanks again.  Today I remember where you live!!  Italy?
Just kidding.  I do remember.

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Perhaps you can add to this answer just so I know: &nbsp;How can I select ALL rows in the grid?<br />
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For each row in MyDataGridView &nbsp;(or something like that?)<br />
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Next<br />
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Perhaps you can add to this answer just so I know:  How can I select ALL rows in the grid?

For each row in MyDataGridView  (or something like that?)

Next

???


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Here: Sorry for the long response, I went home early yesterday... here is the code you want to do...<br />
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<pre><code id="code-362126">For each row as DatagridviewRow in MyDatagridview.rows 
row.Selected = true 
Next
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Here: Sorry for the long response, I went home early yesterday... here is the code you want to do...




For each row as DatagridviewRow in MyDatagridview.rows 
row.Selected = true 
Next


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I can always wait for a right answer. &nbsp;Thanks Jack.
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I can always wait for a right answer.  Thanks Jack.

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How do I select a row, or several rows (if multi-select) in a DataGridView?
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How do I select a row, or several rows (if multi-select) in a DataGridView?

VB 2008  - How to Select rows in a DataGridView

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