Do you have an UltraDataSource backing your grid? If so, then e.Row.ListObject should be the UltraDataRow corresponding to the grid's row.



I often keep a reference to a business object in the UltraDataRow's Tag property, and I end up with InitializeRow methods that look like this (apologies for C# instead of VB.net):



private void mygrid_InitializeRow(object sender, InitializeRowEventArgs e)

{

try

{

UltraDataRow udr = e.Row.ListObject as UltraDataRow;

if (udr == null)

{

return;

}



MyRecord rec = udr.Tag as MyRecord;

if (rec == null)

{

return;

}



...



You can also access the underlying datasource values from udr.Band.Cells.



Hope this helps!

Charles R Hankey (06/09/2010)

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While I'm testing your solution, here's the response I got on StackOverflow. I'm thinking there might be a way to put an UltraDataSource between the BBS and the grid ?