Keep in mind that datagrids allow for multiple selections and I do not know how that might effect the output.If I then click on the column heading for the first column, the script will write the same results again (which makes sense because the selected index has not changed) which may seem confusing at first glance. So if I click on the cell at row index 1 and column index 1 (second row second column) the script will display the contents appropriately. For example the CellMouseClick event seems to respond to clicks in the header. The output may be a little unusual in some cases.You may want to check these out for differences in behavior. While testing this out I tried the selectionChanged, click, cellclick, cellmouseclick, enterrow, and other events. Note that the name of the function we created is placed within the brackets. I start by creating the function that I want to execute when the click occurs. For my answer I will stick with the event you mentioned: CellMouseClick. The differences between them are subtle so I will leave it to you to see if there is an event that would work better for your purpose. There are many possible events to work with here.
I am answering with the assumption that the selection of the cell is what you are looking for.
You say you want the first column value of the selected row, however based on the output you are looking for it seems you are more interested in the selected cell. Select the code in the script editor and right-click.Not a stupid question at all, but a little confusing.
If you find yourself using my ShowHelp technique, you may want to save it as a snippet in PowerShell Studio to save some yourself from typing next time. Ultimately, it depends on what you find easier to work with. Text) If value is 1 then change to Yes, otherwise change to No If CellValue 1 Then e. I could have set ToolTip help in each _MouseHover event handler, but personally I find my ShowHelp scritpblock easier to use because I can define all the help strings in one location. How exactly would I hide a specific column of the headerThe header was created dynamically by adding cells to a row, then adding the row to the header row at runtime.Datagridview header cells with vertical text Hello. However, I would have had to wait until the final script was created to make the change. $txtComputername.add_MouseHover($ShowHelp) In my final PowerShell script, this is what the code looks like: $txtComputername.add_MouseHover($txtComputername_MouseHover)Īs an alternative, I could modify the event to call ShowHelp directly. If I had not used the & operator, my ShowHelp scriptblock would not have run. Hovering over any of my controls with defined help should show the tooltip. Exporting the project to a PowerShell script file.
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