Question

For scrolling the datagrid, I use following code:

dataGridView1.FirstDisplayedScrollingRowIndex = currentRowIndexInGridView;
dataGridView1.Update();

That works fine for rows not at the bottom of the grid.
If I use it for bottom rows, the setter doesnt set it to the value I wanted, when I inspect it during debugging.
E.g. I am setting FirstDisplayedScrollingRowIndex= 103, but after the assignment FirstDisplayedScrollingRowIndex has the value 90 and hence the desired row is not visible.
From a certain point it stops scrolling and I cant see the last 5 rows.
If I am adding new rows and setting them to be displayed, it scrolls by one, but I dont see the last 5 rows again.

I think it has something to do with the fact, the some of my rows have different height and some internal estiment of DisplayedRowCount fails ???

Is there a way of detecting this situation and then forcing scrolling to the bottom of the datagrid?

EDIT:

The important part of the FirstDisplayedScrollingRowIndex setter looks like this in the Reflector:

 if (value > this.displayedBandsInfo.FirstDisplayedScrollingRow)
        {
            int rows = this.Rows.GetRowCount(DataGridViewElementStates.Visible, this.displayedBandsInfo.FirstDisplayedScrollingRow, value);
            this.ScrollRowsByCount(rows, (rows > 1) ? ScrollEventType.LargeIncrement : ScrollEventType.SmallIncrement);
        }
        else
        {
            this.ScrollRowIntoView(-1, value, true, false);
        }

There seems to be an error in computing the rows variable.

Answer 1

I had to force all the rows to have the same width, otherwise the

FirstDisplayedScrollingRowIndex

setter is buggy.