Hi..
I'm working with a custom collection of data (I've defined this collection as my own object) which gets filled with SQL-table-data using the:

> SQLhelper.ExecuteReader()

(I'm pointing this out, since alot of ppl seem to be using regular DataSets/DataViews, so my case is a little different than your mainstream DataGrid-issue ;) Not that I think I'm any better than everyone else, though )

Now, I want the user to be able to press a button (located below the datagrid) which then issues an SQL-command, which in turn creates an empty record in the table and finally (re)-binds the table-data to the datagrid. I have the above function(s) worked out, and it's working without a hitch.

My problem, however, is that I want to put this newly created empty record in edit-mode (right after the datagrid get's rebound).

In effect, the user will click the button and a new empty record (already in edit-mode) should appear at the bottom of the grid.

Any ideas will be highly appreciated..!

Eureka :D I found a solution.

I'm sorry if it seems as though I posted this problem, without first having tried to come up with a solution on my own. I can assure you that was not the case. I just happened to stumble upon the right tracks after having googled a bit more :)

To whom it may concern, here's my solution:
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#1) After having executed the SQL-command which adds an empty record to the table of choice -> bind the data to the grid

#2) Find the ItemIndex of the last item in the grid and enable EditItemIndex:

myDataGrid.EditItemIndex = myDataGrid.Items.Count.ToString() - 1

(I minussed 1 because the item-index is zero-based)

#3) Bind the data to the grid one more time.