DESELECT row in datagridview by defolt

this code worked for me:

table.rows.item[0].cells.item[0].Selected = False

Even with counter = 0

Yep, I think we miss the syntax conversion :)

In DotNet languages call to item by index is surrounded with round brackets "()", for example:

table.Rows(counter).Index

, while in MaxScript with square brackets "[]", like:

table.Rows[counter].Index

.

So, fix that too (in all places), and lets hope there no more chunks.

I have just used your code! I don't what value should I use for counter!

the "counter" in the example code serve as variable, it s'd be integer value, for example 0.

counter = 0

		table.SelectionMode = (dotNetClass "System.Windows.Forms.DataGridViewSelectionMode").FullRowSelect
		table.RowHeadersVisible = false

		table.FirstDisplayedScrollingRowIndex = table.Rows(counter).Index
		table.Refresh() -- refresh after scroll
		table.CurrentCell = table.Rows(counter).Cells(1)
		table.Rows(counter).Selected = True -- use #Selected with Boolean

I get error

Type error: Call needs function or class, got:

dotNetObject:System.Windows.Forms.DataGridViewRowCollection

table.CurrentRow.Selected = False 

gives -- Unknown property: "selected" in undefined

what you used for "counter" value?

counter = ?.. --some integer

I not use DataGridView so take my words as friendly attempt to help. What I did is just quick search.

I'm not sure if there exist #Selection property for CurrentRow, but found that CurrentCell cannnot be set to Nothing. You s'd set that property to valid Cell which s'd be visible as well, i.e. need to scroll if necessary. Shortly, something like this:

--counter = ...
--DVG.ClearSelection()
DGV.FirstDisplayedScrollingRowIndex = DGV.Rows(counter).Index
DGV.Refresh() -- refresh after scroll
DGV.CurrentCell = DGV.Rows(counter).Cells(1)
DGV.Rows(counter).Selected = True -- use #Selected with Boolean

I hope this help