DataGridView & WheelMouse

[jp2msft]

How can I get the DataGridView to scroll with the Mouse Wheel movement?

There aren't any properties to enable it that I have found.

 

[Cowboy \(Gregory A. Beamer\)]

There is nothing in particular to do this, but there are ways to "Fake" it.
Try putting it in a DIV with the overflow turned off in CSS. Then it should
scroll like any other "window within a window" when you use the mouse wheel.
NOTE: the header will scroll as well. To get around that, you will have to
produce a custom Grid view that places the main info in a separate table and
div.

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[Chris Shepherd]

How can I get the DataGridView to scroll with the Mouse Wheel movement?

There aren't any properties to enable it that I have found.

It works for me out of the box.

Which version of the framework?

Are you certain you mean DataGridView (WinForms) and not GridView (Web) as
Gregory suggests?

Chris.

 

[jake DiMano]

The following worked for me.

I added an event handler in the form_load event:

dgv.MouseWheel += new MouseEventHandler(dgv_MouseWheel);

and elsewhere in the form class:

void dgv_MouseWheel(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
{
//
}

As simple as that. Note that the event handler dgv_MouseWheel does not necessarily need any code to make the mouse wheel work with DataGridView.

Hope this helps.