Hello,

I have followed the steps provided and I wasn't able to reproduce the behavior with the attached sample.  Are you able to reproduce the behavior with the attached sample?  If so, what are the exact steps that you took and what is the value of e.ErrorText in the Error event?

Let me know if you have any questions with this matter.

Hi Allan,

Thank you for your response. I think Ramsey has explained but I will recap.  Take the C# sample that comes with NetAdvantage 2010.3 and add the event handler for BeforeMultiCellOperation() by double clicking the event in the propeties window for the frmCutCopyPaste form. Add a breakpoint.  Then take the code you provide above for UltraGrid1_Error and replace the code in the sample. Set a breakpoint on the first line of code.  Run the sample app and and select multiple rows.  click Copy button.  Scroll down and highlight the last row aand click the Paste button.  You will notice that you hit the breakpoint in UltraGrid1_Error() first.  If you continue through your code you will notice that you never hit the breakpoint in BeforeMultiCellOperation().  So the question is how do we get past the error in order to add rows to the grid and paste the contents of the clipboard?

Hello,

I am still working with Ramsey regarding the pasting and adding the rows.  On my end I haven't yet seen a case where the Error event was fired first.   I have seen issues with the logic for adding rows where the rows wouldn't be added and then the error event would fire after that.  Do you have any example that shows the error event firing first that I could debug with?

Let me know if you have any questions with this matter.

Sorry, I was referring to the previous thread.  I am trying to paste multiple row into a grid.  Allen had posted some sample code that would parse the clipboard and add new rows. The problem is that the Grid error event seems to be thrown before the BeforeMultiCellOperation event ( where his code resides). He created case CAS-64104-5BFMPMP to help resolve the issue.  I seem to be seeing the same thing and wondered what the resolution was.

Hi,

To what issue are you referring? There no issues described here, it's just a question. And the answer is yes. AllowMultiCellOperation allows you to copy and paste cells and/or rows in the grid. You can do this within the same grid, from one grid to another, from the grid to Excel and vice versa.