There may be a more direct way to do this but the following seems to work for me.
There may be a more direct way to do this but the following seems to work for me: grid.view. GetCellByPosition(grid. GetSelectionModel().
GetCurrentPosition()).
I'm not at work anymore, so I can't try... What I did as a workaround, was to 'misuse' the select-event and store the cell and column in an own variable. – Sebastian May 18 at 15:59 Yeah, that was my first thought too, until I read through the source code and came up with the above! – Craig May 18 at 19:19.
I ended up needing the actual column that the user was clicking on and discovered the following: grid.panel.columnsgrid. GetSelectionModel(). GetCurrentPosition().
Column Don't forget to apply: selType : 'cellmodel' to your grid to make sure you can select cells!
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