The grid can be scrolled in various directions and increments using the Scroll method. Using the Scroll method that grid can be scrolled in the following directions/increments:
| Scroll direction |
Details |
| LeftmostPage/RightmostPage |
Scrolls the grid to bring the leftmost/rightmost page into view. |
| Right/Left |
Scrolls the grid to bring the first non-visible column on the right/left into view. |
| PageRight/PageLeft |
Scrolls the grid to bring the next non-visible page on the right/left into view. A page, in the case, represents a series of columns. For example, if a grid contains 16 columns and only the first/last 4 are visible, scrolling page right/left will bring the next/previous 4 columns into view. |
| TopPage/BottomPage |
Scrolls the grid to bring the first/last top page into view. A page, in this case, represents a series of rows. For example, if a grid contains 1000 rows and only the last/first 100 are visible, scrolling to the top/bottom page will bring the first/last 100 rows into view. |
| Down/Up |
Scrolls the grid to bring the first non-visible row at the bottom/top into view. |
| PageDown/PageUp |
Scrolls the grid to bring the next non-visible page at the bottom/top into view. A page, in this case, represents a series of rows. For example, if a grid contains 1000 rows and only the first/last 100 are visible, scrolling page down/up will bring the next/previous 100 rows into view. |
Demonstration
The following example demonstrates how to scroll the grid using the Scroll method:
| VB.NET |
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GridControl1.Scroll( ScrollDirection.PageDown ) |
| C# |
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gridControl1.Scroll( ScrollDirection.PageDown ); |
If you want to scroll to a particular grid element, your best option would be to use the
BringIntoView method. For more information, jump to the
How to bring a grid element into view topic.