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JamGodz 
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 Topic: SOLVED:Get FocusedRow ChildPosted: 20 September 2010 at 8:10am |
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Hi Everyone! Good Day!
I've already know how to get the row number of selected row. But my problem is when i add a GroupOrder the index of focusedrow will also count the groupheader... please see attached image..  Private Sub wndList_SelectionChanged() mdiMain.StatusBar.Pane(0).Text = "Record: " & wndList.FocusedRow.Index + 1 & " of " & wndList.Records.Count End Sub Please can anyone help on this..... thanks in advance.. |
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Aaron
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Posted: 21 September 2010 at 4:10am |
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Hi,
If you need actual index of record use:
Private Sub wndList_SelectionChanged()
mdiMain.StatusBar.Pane(0).Text = "Record: " & wndList.FocusedRow.Record.Index + 1 & " of " & wndList.Records.Count End Sub |
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JamGodz
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Posted: 21 September 2010 at 8:34am |
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thank you aaron.. you are the best... btw, how can i tag this topic as resolved?
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Aaron
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Posted: 21 September 2010 at 8:51am |
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Hi,
You are the man. Just few members are doing this but now you're talking
 OK, you are able to edit post (the one at the top, the one you started with, it is your post and can edit it as much as you can)
 Click Edit Post and post will be opened and just put SOLVED: in front of your description text so SOLVED: Get FocusedRow Child
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