circular reference after loading grid data

[Steve S.]

I am using the SetCellInfo method to load a grid control. I call BeginUpdate(), load some data, then call EndUpdate() and gridControl1.Refresh();

After I'm done, some of the cells display a "circular reference" error message.

However, I looked for any such circular references, and I cannot find them. Furthermore, I can simply edit the cell directly, and type in the *same* formula that was already in that cell, and the error goes away?

Please tell me what I am doing wrong.

Thanks,

s.s.

[Administrator]

I think version 1.6.1.6 (a private build) will take care of this problem. If you are not using an eval version, you can submit a Direct Trac support incident requesting a download link for this build. If you are using an eval verion, you would have to wait for the next public build which I do not have a date for.

[Steve S.]

Clay-

I obtained version 1.6.1.6 (Thank-you!!!!), and it has *mostly* corrected the problem. By that I mean that with the later build, fewer cells display the 'circular reference' message, and now the message goes away just from clicking into an affected cell.

Also, I notice that the message only seems to appear in cells that are not in the initial, opening view of the grid, *and* only when I scroll to them using a page-right or page-down type of scrolling (i.e., manipulating the scrollbar so that multiple rows/columns are moved, versus moving 1 row/column at a time.

However, I would like to eliminate ALL of these messages, and I am wondering if you can suggest a work around.

I tried doing a couple of extra refreshes after I was finished populating the grid, but that didn't work. Perhaps there is some other function, or some event related to scrolling, which I could use to eliminate this problem.

Thank-you very much,

Steve.

[Steve S.]

Clay-

Just wondering if you had any additional thoughts on the above message(s).

[Administrator]

Can you post a sample project showing this problem, or submit a Direct Trac support incident with a sample showing the problem?