Visual Basic

deathbat wrote:

If this does not work why not just use a varible as a counter if you creat it as a user varible it will hold even when the program shuts down

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'MsgBox("Row number is " & dgvEmployee.CurrentCell.RowIndex)<br />
'MsgBox("Row number is " & dgvEmployee.CurrentRow.Index)<br />
'MsgBox("Column Count is " & cC)<br />
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Dim cC As Integer<br />
cC = (dgvEmployee.Columns.Count - 1)<br />
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Dim bm As Windows.Forms.BindingManagerBase = dgvEmployee.BindingContext( _<br />
dgvEmployee.DataSource, dgvEmployee.DataMember)<br />
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Dim bm2 As Windows.Forms.BindingManagerBase = dgvEmployee.BindingContext( _<br />
dgvEmployee.DataSource, dgvEmployee.DataMember)<br />
'HOW TO GET PREV ROW?<br />
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Dim dr As DataRow = CType(bm.Current, DataRowView).Row<br />
Dim dr2 As DataRow = CType(bm.Current, DataRowView).Row<br />
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Dim x As Integer<br />
Dim Buffer As New System.Text.StringBuilder<br />
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For x = 0 To cC<br />
Buffer.Append(dr(x) & " ")<br />
Next<br />
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Dim theCurrentRow As String<br />
theCurrentRow = Buffer.ToString()<br />
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Buffer = Nothing<br />
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Dim y As Integer<br />
For y = 0 To cC<br />
Buffer.Append(dr2(y) & "")<br />
Next<br />
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Dim thePreviousRow As String<br />
thePreviousRow = Buffer.ToString()

Aftab Sindhi wrote:

Yes it is not mentioned in MSDN.