I have an unbound iGrid.net Grid.

I want to Add a new row to the data table, move the row I just added which is at the bottom of the grid to the top of then grid.

The manual refers to a property to add the new rows at the top instead of the bottom of the grid. I was unable to locate it. Does this not work for unbound grids?

This would be the preferred method.

The manual also refers to a Row insert method but again I was unable to locate a code sample or walk through anywhere.

The ActiveX Grid had a method that allows one to move a row.

Any help would be appreciated.

Yes, creating a new row at the top is the preferred method in your situation.

In .NET, you should think more the .NET way, when almost all is an object or a collection of objects providing you with standard methods like Add(), Insert() and the like.

iGrid.NET's collection of rows is accessed through the iGrid.Rows object. This is a collection of rows providing you with many properties and methods. One of them is the Insert() method that can be used in your case. An example:

Igor,

The amount of questions you have like this you have to deal with would be GREATLY reduced, if you updated the manual, with sample code for every method.

Nevertheless, I appreciate your help.

Ed