Thanks. That did the trick :)

Hello ,

I have noticed that in your sample you have set ActiveRowAppearance, so active row has the same color as selected row. Calling MoveNext of the binding source, moves to the next item in the list, which performs UltraGrid to change its Active row. When you click with mouse over a UltraGrid’s cells, it causing selection of the row on which this cell belongs (its performs UltraGrid to color the selected row), in this case now you have active row, which is determine from the binding manager and it is colored based on the appearance which you have set for ActiveRowAppearance, and selected row, this one on which you were clicked and it is not activated. In this case  active row and selected row are two different objects. So what you could do in your case is to handled BeforRowActivate event and to put the following code:

e.Row.Selected = true;

In order to achieve active and selected row to be the same row.

Please let me know if you have any further questions

Well previously it was set to RowSelect and the problem was still there. Calling anything except MoveNext()/MovePrevious() is unacceptable for me. Control is databound and should fully rely on the BindingSource. When I'm changing the current item, UltraGrid should highlight only this item, not any other.