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I have a .NET 4 WinForm application. I have bound a DataGrid to a collection of objects via a BindingSource. I then modify one of the objects. The grid is smart enough to recognise this once I click the grid, and thus shows the modified value, but I want to force it to rebind/refresh the row that is bound to the modified object without further user action.
You should be able to call ResetItem on the BindingSource with the index of the specified item, assuming that the BindingSource is configured to raise change events.