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■67026 / inTopicNo.1)  Flexgridの挿入モードで編集を開始する。
  
□投稿者/ やすゆき (1回)-(2013/06/21(Fri) 08:46:49)

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こんにちは。

VB2008 win7です。

タイトルの通りなのですが、グリッドでF2や文字を打ち始めた時に自動で編集モードに入ってくれるのですが、そのときに上書きではなく挿入モードで編集を開始していのですがどのようにしたらよいのでしょうか?お知恵をお貸しください。

ちなみに以下URLで実現方法のヒントは掴んでいるのですが、問題はグリッドをわけあって一つのセルしか表示していないので
RowColChangeイベントが発生しません。
編集が始まるときのStartEditイベント内で同様の処理を組みこんで試してみたのですが、上書きモードのままになってしまいます。

よろしくお願いいたします。

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■67027 / inTopicNo.2)  Re[1]: Flexgridの挿入モードで編集を開始する。
□投稿者/ Vine (1回)-(2013/06/21(Fri) 11:12:09)
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■67080 / inTopicNo.3)  Re[1]: Flexgrid‘}“[hWJnB
□投稿者/ BofSoots (1回)-(2013/06/30(Sun) 21:42:54)
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■67271 / inTopicNo.4)  Re[1]: Flexgrid‘}“[hWJnB
□投稿者/ BofSoots (2回)-(2013/07/19(Fri) 21:34:56)
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