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| | Get the position in a DataGridView Hi there: I need to get the position of a given DataRow to navigate directly to it with a BindingSourceNavigator. I have a BindingSourceNavigator and several textboxes showing each field of a given table. My BindingSource.DataSource is a DataTable, I need to navigate directly to a row that has a specific value in a field (i.e: "Carl" in DataTable named "People"), I suppose I should know the rows position in the DataTable, in order to set the BindingSource.Position and make the textboxes show this entire row. But, what if the DataSource is a DataView with filters set, it won't relate with the position of that row in the actual table, so, what should I do? Please, help... -- Rafael Soteldo |
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