We've just spent the last several months working on a new WPF application, to replace an old VB6 app (thank God that's gone!) We use the DataGrid, along with the DataGridComboxBoxColumn to specify a dropdown for the user to select. In our testing we've found that you have to select something from the dropdown, and then tab through the rest of the row in the data grid (or at least go to the last column in the data grid and tab out of it), if you want to create a new row to be able to use it. Yesterday we released this new app, and it has been well received by nearly everyone.
However there is one user who doesn't tab through the row. Instead he'll select something from the dropdown and then get frustrated because the data grid doesn't give him another row so he can select something different in that other row (this is before he's finished filling out the first row). So, is there a way with the WPF DataGrid control to do what this particular user is trying to do? Some property I can set?
Rod