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Do you mean which row is that you pull out from in the DataSource collection?
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Do you mean which row is that you pull out from in the DataSource collection?

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Yes, Andy :&gt; Need the row index
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Been struggling with this for quite sometime
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Been struggling with this for quite sometime

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I'd suggest a Foreach loop with a counter. &nbsp;Break out of the loop when you find the row you want - the counter would then be the index of that row.
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I'd suggest a Foreach loop with a counter.  Break out of the loop when you find the row you want - the counter would then be the index of that row.

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Yes Andy thanks for that but was trying to find some clever way ..
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Yes Andy thanks for that but was trying to find some clever way ..

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Or does this work?<br />
dim rowindex as long = dtDgtestSource .Rows.IndexOf(rows)
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Or does this work?
dim rowindex as long = dtDgtestSource .Rows.IndexOf(rows)

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Perfect!!!!!Thanks mate as always!
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Hello,<br />
I am trying to find rowindex of datarow( vb.net desktop). The code is as follows:<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-29093653-1"> Dim dtDgDiarySource As New DataTable
                                            dtDgtestSource = FrmMain.Dgtest.DataSource
                                            Dim rows As DataRow()
                                            rows = dtDgtestSource.Select(&quot;D_UID  = '&quot; &amp; row.Item(&quot;D_UID&quot;).ToString() &amp; &quot;'&quot;)</code></pre>
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Cheers
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Hello,
I am trying to find rowindex of datarow( vb.net desktop). The code is as follows:
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Cheers

Find Rowindex of Datarow

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