UITableViewCell with UITableViewCellStyleValue1, adding new line to detailTextLabel at cell at bottom?

It's because when you scroll up the top cell is reused because all of your cells have the same cell identifier (the first line you have). You need to declare the two cell identifiers and use the appropriate one based on what row you're trying to get static NSString *FirstRowCellIdentifier = @"A"; static NSString *OtherRowCellIdentifier = @"B"; NSString *cellIdentifier = nil; if (indexPath row == 0) cellIdentifier = FirstRowCellIdentifier; else cellIdentifer = OtherRowCellIdentifier; UITableViewCell *cell = ltableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:cellIdentifier Then you can use the rest of your code as is. This just ensures that the resused cell is of the correct type.

It's because when you scroll up the top cell is reused because all of your cells have the same cell identifier (the first line you have). You need to declare the two cell identifiers and use the appropriate one based on what row you're trying to get. Static NSString *FirstRowCellIdentifier = @"A"; static NSString *OtherRowCellIdentifier = @"B"; NSString *cellIdentifier = nil; if (indexPath row == 0) cellIdentifier = FirstRowCellIdentifier; else cellIdentifer = OtherRowCellIdentifier; UITableViewCell *cell = ltableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:cellIdentifier; // ..... Then you can use the rest of your code as is.

This just ensures that the resused cell is of the correct type.

1 awesome, worked great, thanks so much – slim May 28 '10 at 23:58.

You're using the same cell identifier for all rows but the 0th row has a different style. When scrolling up, a subtitle-styled cell might be getting re-used. Try using a different cell identifier for the 0th row.

Keep just the declaration of cell outside the switch and move the dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier to each case.

It's because when you scroll up the top cell is reused because all of your cells have the same cell identifier (the first line you have). You need to declare the two cell identifiers and use the appropriate one based on what row you're trying to get.

You're using the same cell identifier for all rows but the 0th row has a different style. When scrolling up, a subtitle-styled cell might be getting re-used.

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