Selecting a row in TStringGrid from click on any cell within that row.
Solution 1
If you enable the option goFixedColClick
of the string grid you can then use the OnFixedCellClick
event to determine which row to select. You can then set StringGrid1.Selection := TGridRect(Rect(0, Row, n, Row));
where Row is the row clicked and n is the width of your StringGrid.
Solution 2
In order highlight entire row when ever the user clicks on any cell in that row, set the following StringGrid properties.
In design time: Go to options property and check the following sub-properties.
goEditing := TRUE;
goRowSelect := TRUE;
To achieve this at run time,
StringGrid1.Options := StringGrid1.Options + [goEditing];
StringGrid1.Options := StringGrid1.Options + [goRowSelect];
Seryth
Updated on June 05, 2022Comments
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Seryth almost 2 years
I have a TStringGrid object on a form which has 1 FixedCol and 1 FixedRow. I want to be able to select an entire row on the object when the user clicks on any cell within that row. This selection must also be visible to the user (I want the row to change colour).
EDIT: Have put goRowSelect in options on the object. Is there now a way to select the row on the click of one of the cells in the fixed column?
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Seryth about 10 yearsReally sorry for my ignorance here... But how would I go about selecting the Row? I understand that I will need to use the ARow and ACol variables declared in the Sender section of the procedure but other than that, am pretty lost.
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Andy_D about 10 years@Seryth I've updated my answer to include details on how to select a row in code.
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Bruce McGee about 10 yearsDon't forget to make sure that the user clicked on a non-fixed row before changing the selection.