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I got a dbGrid with X rows.
I want to update a field-value in the second row with a timer (for example, show a countdown).
Thats no problem, but I want to be able to change the selected row and keep updating the second row.
When the selection changes in the grid, the current record of the connected dataset changes as well, and thats a problem because the code in the timer points to the selected record.
How could that be solved?
Thanks!
If dataset connected to dbGrid is TClientDataSet, you can drop another TClientDataSet and clone data from grid’s dataset.
Since both datasets will point to same data, you can change values in cloned dataset, and that data will show in dbGrid without tampering with dbGrids dataset.