Hi Boris,

Sorry for the delayed response. It turns out that the state can be determined by a bool in the wrapper class. I am passed the issue now.

Thanks for your help.

Hi,

I am checking about the progress of this issue. Please let me know If you need any further assistance on this.

Hi,

I am not sure what your scenario is. Everything set through the 'Override' object is valid for the whole grid, if, of course, there isn't some setting overriding this, on a particular column or band. The presence of this row could be checked - if you have set the 'AllowAddNew' to 'No', then this row would not be in the grid.

I am not sure that I will be able to help you, if your scenario is more complex, so you could always attach a sample project and write your full requirements - I will try my best to assist you, and modify your sample as per your needs.

Hi Boris,

In my situation, each mode of the form has the same value: UltraGrid.DisplayLayout.Override.CellClickAction == CellClickAction.Edit

I might be making a wrong assumption that the grid has some state, but here is an image of the grid in each state:

I need to trace through the code more thoroughly to understand what is happening.  Is there a state of the grid as a whole? Or does the developer need to keep track of this seperately? From the image, is there something I can check for the presence of this yellow add row?

Thanks