Question

I have a simple function in my program that selects the current cell, then it (FillsDown) copies the current cell into ALL the cells below it.

However my simple function places the value in the Row at the bottom which is the new row and I do not want the value to be populated here.

Heres the current code. (Where COLINDEX is just the column im referring to in my grid)

            string replacestring = row.Cells[COLINDEX].Value.ToString();

            foreach (DataGridViewRow row in dataGrid1.Rows)
            {

                if (row.Index > startrow)
                {
                    row.Cells[COLINDEX].Value = replacestring;
                }
            }

Is there a simeple method/property I can check against so I dont accidently populate the last row ?
My example below uses a fake property (.Exist)

            foreach (DataGridViewRow row in dataGrid1.Rows)
            {

                if ((row.Index > startrow) && row.Exist)
                {
                    row.Cells[COLINDEX].Value = replacestring;
                }
            }

Answer 1

DataGridViewRow has a property called IsNewRow

And try to walk the Rows collection using the index

        for(int x = startRow + 1; x < dataGrid1.Rows.Count; x++) 
        { 
            DataGridViewRow row = dataGrid1.Rows[x];
            if (row.IsNewRow == false) 
            { 
                row.Cells[COLINDEX].Value = replacestring; 
            } 
        }