> Sorry, this does not work. It only applies to the ListView. I do use a
> ListView elsewhere and the easiest way is simply to loop through all
> items with the .movenext function and check for "If lvw.current.selected
> or lvw.item.selected". Then add the Key to the array of items to process.
>
> Unfortunately the GridView has no .item property. It has a .current
> property but this does not have a .selected property.
>
> I think I will add an extra hidden column to my grid to hold a
> 'Selected' flag. I can use some of your example to track the CONTROL and
> SHIFT keys to reset these flags as appropriate.
> Regards
> Michael
>
You need something like that:
For iInd = 0 to TheGridView.Rows.Count - 1
If TheGridView.Rows[iInd].Selected Then
...
Endif
Next
Regards,
--
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